San Diego-Based Catalyst Consulting Partners, LLC Publishes Research Report on Auto Data Network, Inc.

    TUNBRIDGE WELLS, England--June 30, 2003--Auto Data Network Inc. (OTCBB: ADNW), a U.K. based supplier of software and real time data serving the automotive industry, today announced that Catalyst Consulting Partners, LLC has published a research report on Auto Data Network. Interested parties can obtain the report by contacting Paul Brahe at Catalyst at paulb@catalyst-cp.com.
    Catalyst Consulting writes that, "ADN is a U.K. based supplier of real time data, software and services to the automotive industry. Auto Data has begun a transformation from a small supplier of point solutions to a company that will provide a multifunction software and services technology platform."
    Catalyst Consulting Partners, LLC is a San Diego Based Research Consulting firm established to provide in depth research and due-diligence consulting services to public and private companies as well as strategic business consulting. Interested parties can contact the firm at (858) 279-2023 or infor@catalyst-cp.com.
    Auto Data Network, Inc., since being founded in 2002, has gone from acquiring several companies for point solutions to internally developing a technology platform to deliver multiple services. They are focusing on a multi-billion dollar market for providing technology and services to automobile retailers, service organizations and auto parts suppliers.
    The Orbit platform, which was developed by Auto Data, is a technology hub that can deliver not only the current product offered by the company but a large number of future services. This platform will attempt to compete with services offered by smaller competitors and the largest Dealer Management Systems (DMS) companies in the industry. Besides having exciting technology, the company hopes to gain an advantage with a management team that has extensive automotive industry experience.

    The discussion above contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements by their nature involve substantial risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially depending on a variety of factors.