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AmeraMex International Receives $2 Million Order

Aug 1, 2013

AmeraMex International Receives $2 Million Order

 Company’s business in the U.S. marketplace on the rise

CHICO, CA – August 2, 2013 – AmeraMex International, Inc. (OTC: AMMX), a provider of heavy equipment announced that it has received an equipment order totaling over $2 million for large capacity forklifts used in the logging industry to transport and load lumber into trucks for shipment to customers.  The equipment will begin shipping in November 2013.

The company recently announced that it had submitted a $2 million equipment bid to a large port facility in the U.S.  Management expects to be meeting with the port facility’s decision makers late next week.

AmeraMex CEO Lee commented, “It is exciting to see business within the U.S. begin to pick up.  In the last four years we have only received one order from our customers in the logging industry.  We hope this is an indication of growth and recovery within two of our important markets, the logging and maritime industry.”

About AmeraMex International

AmeraMex International sells, leases and rents heavy equipment to companies within five industries:  construction (light and infrastructure), shipping logistics, mining, logging and commercial farming. AmeraMex International's largest product line is specialized container handling equipment that enables stevedoring companies to quickly and efficiently load and offload container and general freight ships dockside. AmeraMex, with customers in the Americas, Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe, has over 30 years of experience in heavy equipment sales and service and maintains an inventory of top-of-the-line equipment from manufacturers such as Taylor Machine Works Inc. and Terex Heavy Equipment. For more information visit the AmeraMex website, www.AMMX.net.

 

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