Current Technology Corporation today announced its subsidiary StarOne Telematica SA has signed a Commercial Agreement of Purchase and Sale with Magneti Marelli Sistemas Automotivos Industria e Comercio Ltda. of Brazil.

Current Technology Corporation today announced its subsidiary StarOne Telematica SA has signed a Commercial Agreement of Purchase and Sale with Magneti Marelli Sistemas Automotivos Industria e Comercio Ltda. of Brazil, a subsidiary of Magneti Marelli of Milan, Italy, an international company belonging to the Fiat Group. The Agreement flows directly from the Memorandum of Understanding announced August 12, 2008. Importantly, during the past two months, technical experts from the Company's 56% owned Texas-based subsidiary Celevoke, Inc. have worked directly with Magneti Marelli in Brazil to integrate Celevoke's proprietary web-based Universal Telematics Solutions with Magneti Marelli's hardware. StarOne is now delivering Magneti Marelli's anti-theft device and tracking system to its customers in Brazil.

"This is an important step," stated Celevoke CEO Chuck Allen. "However, it is only the first step. As indicated in the President's Letter to Current Technology shareholders September 16, 2008, Celevoke's success at the technical level has also opened the door for us to interact directly with a key French telecommunications industry player with global reach. We have been working directly with the French company for the past few months on a more advanced anti-theft device and tracking system, which we believe is superior to anything available in the market today. Our vision is a product jointly developed by Celevoke and the French company, manufactured by Magneti Marelli for sale throughout the Americas and beyond. We expect to announce further particulars of this exciting new initiative during November 2008, and anticipate a market launch during the First Quarter of 2009."

"This is a landscape changing event," said Current Technology CEO Robert Kramer. "We believe we will be able to sell this new product at the OEM level to automotive and motor sport manufacturers in Brazil, with StarOne providing service and support. Further, we believe the product has significant potential outside Brazil, in the balance of the Americas and beyond. As a result of this joint development effort with world class partners, we believe Celevoke will be able to generate significant revenue for the use of its proprietary Intellectual Property, even if it is not involved directly in the hardware sale. This may open an entirely new and previously unanticipated revenue stream, and has the potential to take Celevoke to a whole new level."

Celevoke

Celevoke is poised to become a market leader in the projected $38.3 billion (by 2011) global market for Telematics (according to ABI Research), which is the integrated use of telecommunications and informatics. More specifically, it is the science of sending, receiving and storing information wirelessly via telecommunication devices. Celevoke has integrated Telematics and Global Positioning Systems (GPS) with sensing technology. This proprietary suite of hardware and software products enables users to remotely monitor, track, control and protect a wide variety of asset classes. Examples include people, automobiles and trucks, shipping containers and covert vehicles used for law enforcement and intelligence gathering in a global marketplace. Celevoke is 56% owned by Current Technology.