DALLAS, TX--(Marketwire - Jun 13, 2012) - (PINKSHEETS: [ TLFX ]) TeleFix Communications Holdings, Inc. announced today it expects to complete acquisition of VOM Solutions, LLC, a Technical Services Firm with access to a substantial team of engineers that are expertise ready, poised to assist in the $80 billion mobile wireless networks upgrade market. This reflects the Company's effort to acquire $18 million in target acquisitions.

In the wireless services industry, two things are important for success:
A) Maintaining relationships with the major carriers and equipment manufacturers
B) Attaining market share through acquisition to build capacity

Mr. Rob Chimsky, inCode Telecom Vice President and CTO, stated, "The demand for wireless services is growing much faster than the ability to implement highly trained labor pools. This necessity is prudent. The industry is at an inflection point that is perhaps more significant than at any juncture in North American telecom history. Incremental revenue is shifting from voice to data."

TLFX will acquire VOM at five times book with cash and/or common stock based on completion of an independent audit. According to TLFX, the M&A profile and criteria will be with a focus on immediate ROI as existing and new contracts are implemented.

TeleFix Communications Holdings, Inc., launched in 2010, is a certified woman-owned, minority business enterprise in the business of planning, designing, building, installing, and maintaining the networks for mobile wireless and critical communications.

To learn more please visit our website at [ www.TeleFixCommunications.com ]

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