Dtomi Evaluating Additional Acquisition Candidates as Part of Business Transformation; Original Patent License Agreement With Lo-Tow Axles, Pty Also Terminated

PLANTATION, Fla.--March 30, 2005--Dtomi, Inc., a Nevada corporation ("Dtomi") (OTCBB:DTOI), announced today that, as part of its business transformation, it is evaluating additional acquisition candidates.

John Haddock, Dtomi's CEO said, "We continue to pursue a strategy of building a base of diversified technology and manufacturing businesses each of which brings innovative, value-differentiated products or services to market. Our focus is on revenue generating businesses poised for rapid growth."

He added; "We believe there are a significant number of businesses which will meet our criteria and will benefit from our business model. We have therefore broadened the number of companies we are evaluating."

Separately, Dtomi also said its patent license agreement with Lo-Tow Axles, Pty has been terminated. In February, the company announced its intent to license an alternative, simpler and more cost-effective design for a second generation Air Spring Axle(TM). The Air Spring Axle(TM) is an innovative suspension designed for small and medium sized trailers that not only provides the benefits of an air suspension but also allows a trailer to be lowered to ground level to simplify loading and unloading. For more information on Dtomi and its products, contact John Haddock at 954-727-8364 or visit the company's web site at http://www.dtomi.com and http://www.airspringaxle.com.

About Dtomi, Inc.: Dtomi is a Nevada corporation, with a principal place of business in Plantation, Florida. Dtomi's stock is traded on the Over the Counter Bulletin Board Exchange under the symbol DTOI.OB. Formerly an information technology company, Dtomi is now focused on creating a diversified base of innovative technology and manufacturing businesses.

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