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IFCR NEWS: to acquire a $6,500,000 niche carrier based in the Midwest

INTEGRATED FREIGHT CORP ("IFCR-L") - Run Rate Revenues To Increase 19%

Integrated Freight Corporation, a niche motor freight carrier providing transportation and logistics services on key routes throughout the United States, announced its short term acquisition plans.

David N. Fuselier, CEO of Integrated Freight, stated, "In accordance with our company's strategic business development plan, management has committed to acquiring defensible niche carriers nationally. To that end, we intend to begin acquiring niche carriers beginning in the next few weeks. The first acquisition, of American Transportation, will be effective July 1, 2015."

Last year, in an announced private transaction, management of Integrated acquired American Transportation and Logistics in Hartford, CT while Integrated Freight resolved its remaining restructuring woes. American has a long history of operations throughout the Northeast and has consistently generated revenues of $4,500,000 to $4,700,000 utilizing its 25 employees, 21 tractors and 90 trailers. American Transportation has always delivered positive EBITDA results.

Secondly, Integrated Freight has executed a Letter of Intent to acquire a $6,500,000 niche carrier based in the Midwest. The carrier is a dominant niche carrier in its segment and has operated successfully for nearly 30 years. The company is operated by 10 office and maintenance employees dispatching all company-owned equipment totaling 48 tractors and 105 trailers and 45 drivers. It has always delivered positive EBITDA results. Integrated management is pursuing various financing alternatives to acquire the carrier and, subject to the conclusion of its financing, Integrated will close this acquisition in its second quarter.

Lastly, Integrated's acquisition of a niche scrap waste hauler in the Mid-Atlantic region has been placed on hold until the metals and plastics markets return to acceptable risk levels.

Fuselier continued, "Much like our current subsidiaries, these acquisitions operate in defensible niche markets and increase our total revenues, initially, 19%. With the proposed follow on acquisition our revenues will increase to $31,000,000, or approximately 35%."

"Having customer service personnel and drivers who clearly understand their customers' requirements is the hallmark of the business we are building," said Hank Hoffman, IFCR President. "Both of our planned acquisitions have long histories of delivering customized services for their clients -- on time, every time. That commitment to service will help us build long-term value at IFCR."