Mr. Doug Blakeway reports

NANOTECH UPDATES CORPORATE BRANDING AND LAUNCHES NEW WEBSITE

Nanotech Security Corp. has provided a significant update to its corporate branding and the launch of its new website. The revamp corresponds with growing interest in Nanotech's brand-authentication capabilities which have applications outside of the company's traditional market of currency notes and tax stamps.

The company's new brand identity reflects the evolution of Nanotech's culture and vision as it grows in size, scope and global presence. It embodies the full breadth of the company's business as it continues to penetrate the security and brand-authentication markets while leveraging its core technology to expand into high-value adjacent markets and industries including pharmaceuticals, luxury and consumer goods.

The new website supports opportunity by enhancing user experience and improving functionality, navigation and layout. Prospective customers will experience improved access to information about the company and its products. In particular, a new corporate video is now available on the website that showcases Nanotech's exceptional technology and product development capabilities. The video is the first in a series to be released in the coming months, and presents the technical roots of the company's products, as well as the scientific talent and state-of-the-art facilities that drive Nanotech's innovation and growth in both research and development and production. Future videos will chronical the company's continued innovation, growth, and expansion in technology, products and markets.

"The new look reflects our excitement and passion we feel for our growth and expansion in both existing and new markets," said Nanotech chief executive officer Doug Blakeway. "Updates to the corporate brand embody our vision for the future and the new website and corporate video enable us to effectively communicate that vision and the capabilities which support it."

About Nanotech Security Corp.

Nanotech researches, creates and produces nano-optic products that have brand protection and enhancement applications across a wide range of markets including banknotes, tax stamps, secure government documents, commercial branding and the pharmaceutical industry.

The company's nano-optic technology employs arrays of billions of nano-indentations that are impressed or embossed onto a substrate material such as polymer, paper, metal or fabric. By using sophisticated algorithms to direct an electron beam, the company creates visual images with colour shifting effects such as 3-D, perceived movement and can also display high-definition colours including skin tones, and whites and blacks, which are not possible using holographic technology.