HONG KONG and NEW YORK, Oct. 16, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Sino Fibre Communications Corporation (OTCBB:SFBE) announced today the appointment of Ben Yan as Chief Operating Officer.
Mr. Yan has been working on developing the Company's North American business development and is now prepared to take a more active role in the Company's overall achievement particularly as it relates to the build out of our service offering in China.
In other news, the Company Chairman, President & CEO, Matthew Mecke has announced his intent to focus on his role as Chairman of Sino Fibre and relinquish his titles of President & CEO as soon as a new CEO can assume this roll. Mr. Mecke will continue to focus on U.S. Investments, Shareholders, and related Company activity.
About Sino Fibre: Sino Fibre Communications, Inc. ("Sino Fibre") is an open source company dedicated to provide international standard fiber optic backbone telecommunications transmission related sales and/or leasing services in China to all foreign telecommunications carriers and corporate users. Sino Fibre Communications 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.
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