DALLAS, TX--(Marketwire - May 18, 2012) - TeleFix Communications Holdings, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: [ TLFX ]) -- Mezaun Norman brings attention to the Goldman Research Report filed earlier this week. Ms. Norman states that the investment community should consider TeleFix's status as a Minority Woman-Owned Business as a considerable value and an advantage over other competing industry firms. This status allows multi-millions of dollars set aside by the major corporations and Government agencies to allow us to procure business.

As one of the few certified women owned firms providing turn-key wireless infrastructure services, with the ability to self-perform in all capacities, in the industry and the entire country, TeleFix is primed to earn many large-scale services contracts. As stated in the research report we are confident that our market share will be over the next 12-24 months.

We encourage you to review the report by clicking here; [ http://www.goldmanresearch.com/TELEFIX-COMMUNICATIONS-HOLDINGS-INC/View-category.html ]

About TeleFix Communications Holdings, Inc.
TeleFix Communications, Inc. is a certified woman-owned business enterprise in the business of planning, designing, building, installing, and maintaining the networks for wireless communications. To learn more please visit our website [ www.telefixcommunications.com ].

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