ATLANTA and SHANGHAI P. R. China, Jan. 13, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- The management of Asia Broadband, Inc. (Pink Sheets:ASAB) is proud to announce that its Chinese subsidiary, Shanghai Broadband Network, has expanded its sales to corporate users by signing up three companies to its online English training solution, IE-21 Interactive English.
The agreements were reached with Moeller Electric Co., Ltd. (www.moeller.net), a world-renowned innovator and supplier of industrial automation and distribution equipment components; Wison (Shanghai) Chemical Engineering Co., Ltd (www.wison.com), a leader in the chemical engineering and technical service industry; and Rexam Der Kwei Industrial (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. (www.rexam.com), one of the world's top five consumer packaging groups and the world's number one beverage can maker.
Mr. Graham Brant, President of Asia Broadband said, "Asia Broadband is honored to be consistently chosen by our customers to provide our e-learning multimedia programs and interactive training solutions to the corporate sector. These three agreements further demonstrate our Company's technology and market leadership in both language learning and online training and our long-term commitment in China. Our recently launched Business Writing, Speed Reading and IT English courses addressing specific business-oriented language skills training in the corporate market are gaining acceptance among both our existing and new clients.
With the growing number of the Company's corporate clients, Asia Broadband is not losing sight of providing excellent service for its existing users and partners. As a result of the Company's commitment to excellent customer service, Boehringer Ingelheim, a multinational pharmaceutical company, recently increased the number of its nationwide staff receiving training on the IE-21 Interactive English platform.
On behalf of board of directors:
Yuguo Zhang Graham Brant CEO President
About Asia Broadband Inc.
Asia Broadband Inc. (Pink Sheets:ASAB) is wholly focused on becoming a leading provider of online and blended online/offline educational programs in China and throughout Asia. Asia Broadband operates in China through its 95% owned and controlled Chinese subsidiary Shanghai Broadband Network, Inc.