Ingen Technologies, Inc. Negotiating Merger of ATMC, Inc.

RIVERSIDE, CA--(Marketwired - April 01, 2013) - Ingen Technologies, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: IGNT) is pleased to announce that is currently negotiating terms to merge with ATMC, Inc., a seasoned and licensed telecommunications company in the multi-billion dollar telecommunications market.

The Southern California based ATMC is an Inter-Exchange Carrier licensed by the FCC for Domestic and International Telecommunications services, providing voice services serving Domestic and International Public and Private Telephone Companies. ATMC began business in 1989, and continues to provide services in the changing digital communication industry. To learn more about ATMC please visit www.useatmc.com.

“Bob Ellis, long-time President of ATMC, has agreed to merge his company with Ingen in an effort to diversify and strengthen the public company’s position, as we continue to struggle within the economically challenged medical industry. Late last year we began acquisition negotiations with SomaLife products, and those negotiations have been on hold while SomaLife resolves certain liability issues. Although we continue to make sales and expand our respiratory medical products and have confirmation from MMT regarding the pending purchase orders with our medical subsidiary, we now must expand the holding company’s position in various market sectors. The merger with ATMC is a great opportunity, and a Letter of Intent should be signed later this week with ATMC. We will make more announcements as we finalize this merger,” stated Gary B. Tilden, Chairman of Ingen.

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