Air Temp North America Announces Plan to Consolidate Its Mexican Manufacturing

MIAMI--Air Temp North America, Inc. (the “Company”), (Pink Sheets:ATPN), the holding company for Air Temp de México, S.A. de C.V., announced that it will consolidate its manufacturing facilities in Mexico into a single production plant. The current production operations are located in Mérida, Yucatán and employ approximately 165 employees. These operations will be relocated to a new facility in nearby Umán, Yucatán. This phased move of manufacturing operations is scheduled to begin in June 2007. It is anticipated that it will be completed by August 2007. This manufacturing facility consolidation is part of a corporate business plan designed to reduce certain expenses to increase the Company’s profitability. Management believes that the consolidation of manufacturing facilities will improve the economies of scale for manufacturing and thereby position the Company for further growth.

Jorge Habib, the Chief Executive Officer of the Company and Air Temp de México commented, “I expect the consolidation of our manufacturing into our new facility to support our continued growth and related profitability. I am pleased with the execution of our business strategy at this time.”

Air Temp North America, Inc. through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Air Temp de México, designs, produces and markets systems and components of air conditioning, ventilation and heat exchangers for the automotive industry. Its clients include many of the world’s largest automotive companies.

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