LOS ANGELES, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 10, 2009 -- OneFi Technology, Inc. (Other OTC:ONFI.PK - News) projects revenues to exceed $20,000,000 for the 3rd quarter ending September 30, 2009. Chet Noblett, Chairman and President of OneFi Technology, said, "This is an estimate when you consider all the positive things happening with the Company such as the Navajo Nation contract announced, contracts being negotiated with other Indian Reservations, the OneFi share of the Federal Government's Stimulus package for broadband connectivity in rural communities and the potential business in the Gulf Cooperation Council Nations through our strong contacts in Saudi Arabia. There are other very positive contracts and agreements in process to be announced in the near future."
About OneFi Technology, Inc.
OneFi Technology, Inc. is a WiMax company developing broadband networks that are capable of 4G compatible (4th generation capability). OneFi Technology's focus is on rural communities and developing countries. WiMax is a wireless technology for the delivery of broadband internet.
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