TUSTIN, Calif., May 16, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Atlantis Holding Corp (Pink Sheets:AHDG) is pleased to announce that it has retained a leading online financial media services company, WallSt.net, a division of WallStreet Direct, Inc., to provide public relations and investor awareness services.
Under the terms of the agreement between WallSt.net and Atlantis Holding Corp., WallSt.net will publish various Internet-based reports about AHDG's current operations, growth strategy and investment highlights.
One of the first services provided by WallSt.net for AHDG is the development of a Special Situation Report that describes the Company, as well as an audio interview with Robert J. Thompson, President and CEO of Atlantis Holding Corp. The audio interview can be accessed from the WallSt.net Website and the AHDG Special Situation Report can also be viewed online at the WallSt.net Website at www.WallSt.net or via the following direct link: http://wallst.net/superstocks/ahdg/ahdg.html
According to Mr. Thompson, "We selected WallSt.net because of their experience and their reputation with investors of small and mid-sized publicly traded companies. We believe that WallSt.net can provide AHDG the kind of public relations exposure we're looking for, to the type of investors we want to reach."
About Atlantis Holding Corp.
Atlantis Holding Corp. is a holding company with two operating divisions: an Environmental and Engineering Division and an Automotive Division. AHDG currently has plans to grow both divisions through the acquisition of several companies in the near future and/or the development of new products and services. For more information on Atlantis Holding Corp. please refer to the company Internet website at www.atlantisholdingcorp.com
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