AmeriChip International Inc. announced that it has secured contracts to manufacture camshafts for a Detroit-based domestic auto manufacturer. The contracts, which are open-ended, call for variable monthly shipments on an escalating scale of camshafts to be sent to assembly plants and automotive aftermarket locations throughout North America. These open-ended contracts represent a significant strategic business shift for the Company and lay the foundation for anticipated production orders for AmeriChip´s patented Laser Assisted Chip Control (LACC) technology. The LACC technology is deliverable to major manufacturing customers by licensing, or producing lasered parts and by producing complete subassemblies. The first shipment of camshafts left the AmeriChip headquarters in Clinton Township, MI in April 2008 and shipments continue on a weekly basis.

AmeriChip International Inc. announced that Mr. William M. Donovan has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Company, effective immediately. William M. Donovan has garnered extensive experience as a corporate and trial litigator with more than 30 years experience, Mr. Donovan and his firm, The Donovan Law Group, have represented public and private companies in a variety of negotiated transactions, including Mergers and Acquisitions, Shareholder and Partnership Agreements, Corporate Resolution Documents, Buy-Sell Agreements, Real Estate Transactions, Construction Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Employment Litigation, Shareholder and Partner Disputes Business Planning.

AmeriChip International Inc. announced it is currently manufacturing and shipping production orders for mining industry service parts that include Conveyor wheels, shafts, sprockets and large diameter gears. The Company is working closely with local casting manufacturers who cast the various parts which are delivered to AmeriChip for finishing and shipping to the customer. During the finishing process, the Company implements the LACC process, where required, resulting in improved operating efficiency & higher throughput. These components are consumable creating a significant and growing demand in this multi-billion-dollar industry. The Company has an open-ended contract to supply these types of parts. The entry into this industry segment is commensurate with the fiscal year 2008 business plan for diversification into various target markets.