Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. - Total Wireless Network Provider - New Acquisitions & Revenues.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 30, 1999--

The Board of Directors of Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc. ("ACT") (OTC BB -"ADVC") announced today that Advanced Global Communications, Inc. (AGC), the wholly owned subsidiary of ACT, has completed contracts with Global Telecommunications International (GTI), a UK based multi-service carrier terminating into the India, South Africa and Pakistan, using a new high quality Voice IP /GEO Satellite network backbone link.

James Rennie, President of AGC, also announced that ACT/AGC has entered into an agreement in principle to purchase equity in GTI. A Letter of Intent regarding the proposed acquisition is expected to be finalized this week. The initial circuits, already in place, are expected to produce $20 million ($20,000,000) in annualized revenues during the fiscal year 2000. However, the agreement also calls for ACT/AGC to provide an additional $2 million dollars of additional working capital to finance the expansion of the international circuits that will utilize the New York switching facilities, recently contracted for by AGC. The proposed expansion of operations is expected to increase the projected revenues substantially above present estimates.

ACT/AGC has also completed sales contracts last week with Direct Link Communications (DLC), a New York based carrier with direct connections to over 35 carriers, and approximately 140 sub-carriers in prime US metropolitan areas, for the purchase of the international network capacity contracted with GTI, which further utilizes the US based and international links AGC has established over the past four months. The new AGC circuits were successfully tested last week in New York. The initial contract provides for the termination of 2 million minutes of traffic, commencing in December 1999, and rapidly building to 14 million minutes of traffic per month. Rennie also announced that ACT/AGC has also entered into an agreement in principle to purchase equity in DLC, together with another associate communications company, that owns major network routes into Colombia, and other South American regions. The company also has 30 sales locations in New York. The Letter of Intent is expected to be completed within the next two weeks. Currently projected revenues for the fiscal year 2000 are $30 million ($30,000,000) annualized, although these are also expected to be increased substantially with the provision of an additional $2 million in working capital by ACT/AGC.

ACT/AGC is also proceeding with negotiations for the acquisition of two other communications companies, one of which is a major C-LEC in New York City. The company expects that these acquisitions will be successful. Full details should be announced in the next fourteen days.

The new acquisitions are consistent with the company's objectives of becoming a next generation total solution wireless network carrier for the communications industry for the next century, while also establishing a major US based and international network for the origination and termination of international communications traffic, utilizing the latest Voice IP and ATM switching/backbone technologies.

Including projected revenues for the recent acquisition of World IP, a facilities based carrier, with ISP gateways operating in Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Venezuela, and allowing for the expansion of the current network facilities via the proposed provision of up to $5 million dollars of additional working capital to the various enterprises by ACT/USA, the company's share of combined annualized revenues for the recent acquisitions, should exceed $100 million dollars ($100,000,000) annualized at the end of the next fiscal year.

ACT - Next Generation Wireless Network Provider

The company's main initiative is still the implementation and sale of ACT's proprietary technologies (SpectruCell, SEM, WLL). With the combination of these technologies ACT will be able to provide a total solution wireless network, capable of terminating voice and data calls to both mobile telephone networks, and fixed network home/office phones. The SpectruCell network will be essentially "future proof" as it is software upgradeable, has open architecture, and most importantly, can carry all current and evolving protocols (CDMA, GSM, W-CDMA, 3G, etc.) over the same network. It will also allow for "spread distribution" network operation, eliminating the majority of the centralized switching bottlenecks currently being experienced by most carriers. SpectruCell, the SEM link, and the WLL, will all be proprietary technologies owned by the company and its affiliates.

ACT is well placed to be a major wireless communications provider, with proprietary wireless network facilities that can be rapidly deployed in both traditional western markets, and especially in the evolving third world regions.

The above-mentioned revenue projections do not allow for any revenues from the sale of Act's SpectruCell Multiple Protocol Wireless Base Station, due in late 2000, or the Wireless Local Loop (WLL) link. Similarly, no sales revenues have been included projected for the Spectrum Efficient Microwave Link 1024 QAM system (SEM) that already has a substantial installed base, or the AUSTRALON LonWorks applications that are expected to be substantial during 2000.

More information about the operations and activities of ACT is available at, www.adcomtech.net.

The foregoing contains forward-looking information within the meaning of The Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties. The actual results may differ materially from such forward-looking statements. The company does not undertake to publicly update or revise its forward-looking statements even if experience or future changes make it clear that any projected results (expressed or implied) will not be realized.