Noble Receives First Laser-Welded Structural Tube Order

WARREN, Mich., Nov. 3, 2005 -- Noble International, Ltd. ("Noble" or the "Company") announced that it has received its first order for a laser-welded structural tube application for a North American passenger car program. Noble expects to begin volume production in the third quarter of 2006. Total annualized revenue from the program is projected to be approximately $2.5 million.

Christopher L. Morin, Noble's President and Chief Executive Officer, stated, "As I said when we began developing this technology two years ago, we believe that laser-welded tubular structures represent a major part of Noble's future. I am confident that this first structural application for a laser- welded tube is only the beginning of Noble's growth and leadership in this new market. The Noble Advanced Technologies team has worked long and hard to take laser-welded tubes from a concept to being ready for production. Along the way, the team demonstrated our ability to solve problems for our customers, offering superior performance at a lower cost. We also demonstrated that our laser-welded tubular products truly are 21st Century Auto Body Structures.(SM)"

Mr. Morin continued, "In addition to this order, Noble continues to receive inquiries and prototype requests on an almost daily basis. We believe that momentum is now moving in our direction, toward the compelling value and performance of our laser-welded tubular solutions. Noble will continue to push the development of these products and anticipate receiving more program awards in the months ahead."

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