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Herndon Va. - July 2, 1998 - OrbComm Corporation today announced that it has elected to postpone its proposed initial public offering. Given the current weak state of the new issues public market, the OrbComm partners, Orbital Communications Corporation (OCC), a subsidiary of Orbital Sciences Corporation, and Teleglobe Mobile Partners (Teleglobe Mobile), a partnership consisting of Teleglobe Inc. and Technology Resources Industries Bhd., decided that the available valuation placed on OrbComm shares was below the true worth of the OrbComm business. OCC and Teleglobe Mobile have reaffirmed their commitment to continue to aggressively develop the OrbComm satellite-based global data and messaging business. The company will continue to evaluate market conditions and may decide to offer its shares again in the future. OrbComm is a partnership owned by Orbital Sciences Corporation, Teleglobe Inc. of Canada and Technology Resources Industries Bhd. of Malaysia. Orbital is a space technology company that designs, manufactures and markets a broad range of space products and satellite-based services. Teleglobe Inc. is recognized as a world leader in the intercontinental telecommunications industry. The Teleglobe network includes submarine cables and satellite facilities linking North America with over 240 countries and territories. Technology Resources Industries Bhd., a publicly traded holding company, controls the largest cellular operator in Malaysia.
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