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Aerofoam Metals Signs Proprietary Information Agreement with Lockheed Martin

Jan 23 2007

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Aerofoam Metals Inc. has announced that it has signed a PIA (Proprietary Information Agreement) with Lockheed Martin Corporation for the purpose of determining specific applications for existing programs for Canada as well as identifying participatory programs for these activities in Canada and other countries around the world.

Mr. Paul Colacci, President and Head of Product Development sees this as a natural evolution of Aerofoam's strategic business goal to target the Aerospace and Defense Industries as a prime industry for applications utilizing Aerometal(TM). "It has always been our intention to access the Aerospace and Defense industry and we are not surprised by our relatively quick successes to date since applications in this industry are perfect for the use of our Aerometal(TM). All of the opportunities that are presenting themselves to us are what we have planned for and anticipated. We are ready to go. This is a very exciting time for us and our shareholders."

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