American Megatrends India Pvt. Ltd. and UniverCell Announce Retail Agreement for Sales of B.O.L.T. Wireless Health Monitoring Device in Indian Market

NORCROSS, GA, USA / CHENNAI, INDIA: American Megatrends, Inc., (AMI), a leader in BIOS, remote management and data storage innovations, is pleased to announce that its Indian subsidiary, AMI India Pvt. Ltd., has entered into a strategic agreement with UniverCell, a leading Indian large-format mobile phone retailer, to launch its revolutionary one-touch wireless B.O.L.T. health monitoring device into the Indian personal healthcare market through UniverCell’s retail establishments.

With the joint vision of spreading “health diagnostics and technology to improve lifestyles,” UniverCell and AMI India are poised to bring a healthcare revolution to every Indian home with the wireless B.O.L.T Health Monitor, starting on September 24th 2014. This powerful device enables an individual to accurately and precisely control his or her health and lifestyle practices by intelligently interpreting the body’s vital information and providing access to this data through a specially-designed, cloud-enabled smart app.

UniverCell is widely-known as India’s first large-format mobile retail store, which has grown and evolved to become one of India’s best known brands. The company created a wave in the Indian mobile retail space by making products easily accessible to consumers with attractive offers and prices as well as through its uncompromised quality and service. With its “first mover” advantage, UniverCell pioneered its way in the mobile industry and continues to evolve in order to remain in line with consumer needs and market trends.

Firmly demonstrating its belief that a preventative health monitoring device can change the way we live for the better, UniverCell will inaugurate sales of the B.O.L.T wireless device throughout its retail stores in the Chennai area starting on September 24th. Speaking about the ideas behind this groundbreaking device, UniverCell CEO Mr. Satish Babu had this to say: “When we first met with the folks over at American Megatrends (developer and manufacturer of B.O.L.T), we were very impressed with the drive they showed in creating an innovative device made for the ‘smart generation’ which will considerably improve life as we know it. The work and vision behind B.O.L.T shows through in everything from the design of the device to the smart app with its brilliant user interface. We are very excited to bring such a useful device to our customers first, even before the world sees it. At UniverCell, we constantly strive to innovate and provide easy solutions to our customers - and I am sure B.O.L.T is going to be a great addition for them!”

“We are excited to announce this agreement to launch our B.O.L.T. health monitor device into the mobile market through the UniverCell stores in Chennai,” said American Megatrends, Inc. President and CEO / American Megatrends India Pvt. Ltd. Chairman, Subramonian Shankar. “UniverCell shares AMI’s vision of how to transform healthcare - and their high profile as a leader in mobile device retail will enable us to gain even greater visibility for a product which we feel has the potential to revolutionize the way ordinary people can manage their personal health and lifestyles. Today’s announcement marks the first step in the story of B.O.L.T. and I am extremely proud that we are taking it together with a leading and well-regarded company such as UniverCell.”

About UniverCell Telecommunications
UniverCell is the first mobile retail store that marked the organized mobile retailing sector in India. Mr. D. Sathish Babu founded the first outlet in 1997 after he studied the behavior of mobile phone consumers who found it difficult to access the entire range of products available to them. UniverCell was formed with an aim to enrich the customer by understanding his needs and recommending comprehensive mobility solutions. The organization's vision is to be 'The Most Admired Retailer' for customers, employees and partners. UniverCell provides consumers with an ambience that allows them to make intelligent and informed shopping decisions in a store that provides great comfort and a high degree of service. Over the years it has transformed into one of the leading retailing organizations in Tamil Nadu and has its sights on replicating its success pan India. There are more than 450 UniverCell outlets across Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Telengana and Maharashtra. UniverCell showcases mobile phones, tablets and mobile phone accessories from among the best and leading brands in the world and also runs an operator products division that provides data cards, data plans and phone recharge services.

About AMI:
Founded in 1985 and known worldwide for AMIBIOS®, American Megatrends Inc. (AMI) supplies state-of-the-art hardware, software, and utilities to top-tier manufacturers of desktop, server, mobile and embedded systems. AMI’s industry leading Aptio® V UEFI BIOS firmware, innovative StorTrends® Network Storage hardware and software products and MegaRAC® remote server management solutions continue to garner industry acclaim and awards around the world. In line with the diversity of its technology and product line, AMI is a member of a number of industry associations and standards groups, such as the Unified EFI Forum (UEFI), the Intel® Internet of Things/Intelligent Systems Alliance and the Trusted Computing Group (TCG). Headquartered in Norcross, Georgia, AMI has locations in the U.S., China, Germany, India, Japan, Korea and Taiwan to better serve its customers.

For more information on AMI, its products or services, call 1-800-U-BUY-AMI or visit www.ami.com.

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Press Contact: Chris Menosky, Marketing Communications Manager
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