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China TMK Receives New Order for Nickel Metal Hydride Battery Packs

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Feb 24 2011

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China TMK Battery Systems Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: DFEL) ("TMK" or "the Company"), a Chinese manufacturer and distributor of customized rechargeable battery solutions to global consumer product companies, today announced it has received and delivered an initial order from a Fortune 500 multinational electronics and defense manufacturer based in the U.S. for 26,150 nickel metal hydride (NI-MH) battery packs to be used in water pump applications.

"We are pleased that our product has met this customer's rigorous testing standards, and that our batteries will be used in water system applications for products sold to multiple countries," stated Henian Wu, Chairman and President of the Company. "We believe that this sale represents a new market opportunity for TMK and as we strive to market our innovative battery solutions to a broader range of customers."

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