Noble Starts Production at New Stow, Ohio Facility

WARREN, Mich., Jan. 24, 2006 -- Noble International, Ltd. ("Noble" or the "Company") announced that it began production of laser-welded blanks ("LWBs") for the Dodge Durango at its new facility in Stow, Ohio. The Stow plant is Noble's sixth production facility and reflects the Company's expansion and the growth of the LWB market.

Noble's Chief Operating Officer, Jay J. Hansen, stated, "When Noble was awarded the Durango program in July 2005, we committed to open an all-new facility to meet our customer's needs in January 2006. Our team has met their target of beginning LWB production this month, demonstrating Noble's ability to meet customer requirements for reliable delivery and quality. We believe it is our ability to meet our customers' requirements that has made Noble the supplier of choice in our industry. Since we announced the award of the Durango program, we have been awarded four more programs for our Ohio facility, with production on our next program scheduled to begin in the second quarter of 2006."

Mr. Hansen continued his comments by remarking on the Company's growth, "Noble continues to grow and to drive the growth of the market for laser- welded flat blanks and tubular structures by delivering to our customers the most innovative and highest-value products in the industry. Our 21st Century Auto Body Solutions(SM) strategy is working and we look forward to sharing more details of Noble's growth in the near future."

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