Green Parts International Inc. Announces Bangladesh Contract

ATLANTA--Green parts International announced today that it has successfully started to ship products derived from its inventory of salvage vehicles to a steel refinery in Bangladesh. The contract was signed in March 07 and shipments have just begun. Financial details will be released as shipments accumulate. “Combined with the soft dollar and worldwide demand for scrap metal, Green Parts is fulfilling orders that will help ensure long term deals with the mills directly. With the ability to finance growth, management is able to execute on contracts such as this as well as contracts currently in negotiations. While in many cases businesses have to sacrifice margins to achieve higher revenue, Green Parts is able to increase its gross margins with higher turnover by using the expertise in our three divisions of parts sales, core rebuilders, and scrap metals to bring maximum value to each product,” said Asif Balagamwala, CEO of Greenparts International.

Green Parts International has been on a course of high double digit growth for the last three years. With its innovative approach to the auto salvage industry, Green Parts is using technology and consolidation to take advantage of the salvage business. Asif Balagamwala, CEO, further added, “As Greenparts develops a stronger customer base and maximizes the value of our acquisitions we are not only getting bigger but we are executing on our goal to achieve shareholder value for years to come.”

Green Parts International is located in Atlanta, Ga. More information about Green Parts International is available by visiting its website at www.greenparts.com

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