International Fuels News
Wednesday November 08, 2006 10:00 PM Eastern Time
International Fuel Technology Featured in "The Konlin Letter"
Independent Newsletter Profiles Fuel Performance Enhancement Company
ST. LOUIS, November 8, 2006 – International Fuel Technology, Inc. (IFT) (OTCBB: IFUE) is featured in the November issue of The KonLin Letter, a leading investment newsletter consistently rated as one of the best performing low-priced stock market letters in the nation.
In the fuel performance enhancement company’s investment profile, The KonLin Letter points to a number of factors backing its endorsement of IFT:
- "IFT additives have demonstrated their superior performance in the field;"
- "IFT has completed extensive testing on its fuel blends and received necessary regulatory approval to market products currently in the commercialization stage;"
- "IFT is focused on the bulk (by the ton) sale of its breakthrough additive technology to major end users of diesel fuel (rail, truck, bus, marine and stationary power generation);"
Jonathan Burst, IFT Chief Executive Officer, said, “IFT appreciates this endorsement from Konrad Kuhn in the November issue of his independent newsletter. We believe that IFT is moving smoothly from advanced discussions into the full commercialization stage. While welcoming the interest of The KonLin Letter, we must, as a matter of policy, remind investors that IFT was not involved in preparing the report published in The KonLin Letter in any way, and that the investment opinions contained therein are exclusively those of the author at the date of publication.”
For a copy of the full IFT profile, contact Tom Sommers, 713-222-1600, tsommers@sommersassoc.com.
For more information or to order The KonLin Letter, please visit www.konlin.com.
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