New Phone Cover Order

Comeleon PLC 23 July 2001 EMBARGOED UNTIL : 7.00 am 23 JULY 2001 COMELEON PLC £0.5 MILLION MICHAEL SCHUMACHER MOBILE PHONE COVER ORDER AND GLOBAL APPROVAL FROM SIEMENS The Directors of comeleon plc, the imaging technology company, are pleased to announce that they have secured their first significant order since joining AIM in December 2000, and secured global approval from Siemens mobile phones. The Company has secured a £500,000 order for mobile phone covers featuring the formula one champion, Michael Schumacher. The order has been placed by Manpus Mouldings and MNC Tele.com, their exclusive German distributor, for Nokia phone covers. Delivery of the order, over an 18 month period, starts this week. The Directors believe such an order demonstrates the high quality of the comeleon process and is an early indicator of how positively the market views the Company's technology. Since obtaining the full OK license agreement with Nokia for Europe, Middle East and Africa, comeleon is pleased to confirm that it has now secured similar status with Siemens globally. comeleon was the first company to gain full approval by the Siemens mobile phone division. This is an important milestone in advance of the anticipated launch later this year of a new range of mobile phones by Siemens. Production levels have increased with operations increasing from two to three shifts, in order to meet greater demand. Roy Stanley, Chief Executive said: 'I am extremely pleased by our progress to date. The Schumacher order is our biggest so far and shows the increasing potential for our process in the market place. The recognition of our expertise by Siemens is a very important vote of confidence. We continue to build a solid platform from which to achieve our planned growth. I look forward to reporting on further progress in due course.' - Ends - For further information: Roy Stanley, Chief Executive comeleon plc 01207 523301 Alex Clarkson Brewin Dolphin Securities Ltd 0161 214 5547 Lisa Baderoon / Tim Anderson Buchanan Communications 020 7466 5000