Noble Announces Resignation of Christopher L. Morin

WARREN, Mich., Feb. 23, 2006 -- Noble International, Ltd. ("Noble" or the "Company") announced today that Christopher L. Morin, the Company's Chief Executive Officer, has elected to resign from the Company in order to explore other career opportunities.

Mr. Morin has had a long and distinguished career with the Company beginning in 1997. Since then, Mr. Morin has risen to the position of Chief Executive Officer, a position he has held since 2004, and has been a member of the Board of Directors since 2005. During his tenure the Company has grown from a single production facility to one of the world's leading suppliers of laser welded components, operating from five production facilities in four countries with annual revenue in excess of $400M.

Noble's Chairman, Robert J. Skandalaris, commenting on Mr. Morin's resignation, said, "Mr. Morin has done an exemplary job of developing the operations of the Company. His efforts have been instrumental in developing a team that is recognized for its industry leadership. Through recent executive appointments, the Company is well positioned to continue to operate efficiently, expand its technology and increase the number of applications per vehicle. We are currently in discussions with a few qualified individuals we feel can lead the Company in pursuit of its strategic goals. We thank Chris for all he has done, and wish him the best of luck and much success in his future endeavors."

Mr. Morin said, "I am proud of the achievements that this Company has made and my contributions toward those achievements. The Company has a solid and extremely capable team in place to lead it toward its goals and I am pleased to have been a part of that development. I depart here with many good friends and experiences and look forward to exploring new personal challenges."

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