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AGR Tools Receives Order for Asphalt Blades

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Jun 18 2010

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AGR Tools, Inc. ("AGR") (OTCBB-AGRT) is pleased to announce its wholly owned subsidiary, AGR Stone & Tools USA, Inc. ("AGR USA"), has won its first open bid contract since the acquisition was completed.

"We are extremely pleased that our name recognition and quality have started to receive the attention of cost bidders," announced Rock Rutherford, President and CEO of both AGR and AGR USA. "This initial customer order consists of $230,000 of asphalt blades which are to be delivered over the next ten months. This one contract is equal to over 40% of our entire annual gross revenue for 2009. We really are beginning to see the results of marketing efforts and expect to be seeing more bid contracts coming our way in the near future."

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