NEW YORK, Aug. 17, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Sino Fibre Communications Corporation (OTCBB:SFBE) announced today that the Company has been given the trading symbol "SFBE."
Sino Fibre CEO Matt Mecke said, "We are looking forward to trading on the NASD OTC Bulletin Board."
About Sino Fibre: Sino Fibre Communications cooperates with Sino-Con Telecomm Group based in Beijing which operates a nationwide fiber optical network that stretches 32,000 kilometers and covers 156 cities along the coast and across China. Sino Fibre Communications intends to be the exclusive sales and leasing agent for the Sino-Con Telecomm Group Fibre network in China and is positioned to become China's premier provider of low-cost fiber optical solutions to international telecommunication companies and large corporations that require Chinese intercity connectivity. Our low-cost solutions range from the leasing of intercity dark fiber to providing co-location, broadband transport and IP-centric voice services. Sino Fibre is a Nevada corporation and trades on the NASD OTCBB under the symbol "SFBE." There are currently 16,481,400 fully diluted shares consisting of 3,591,400 free trading and 12,890,000 restricted. The transfer agent is Transfer Online, Inc. of Portland, Oregon.
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