Alcar Chemicals Group, Inc. (fka ALCX)

[Minnesinger]

***** Shareholders Unite! *****

If you're fed up with the silence, please participate in tonight's email petition to AC. What have you got to lose?

Yes, I'm aware of the shortcomings and limitations of this tactic, but wouldn't you rather try than do nothing?

More than anything, even if we continue to hear nothing, I think it would make a respectable statement if as many shareholders as possible joined in and demonstrated that we're willing and able to unite as a collective.

Even if you do nothing more than send a message with a subject heading and no narrative content, you're casting a vote for accountability.

So, once again, for your consideration and convenience (now with a kinder, gentler ending!)

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ACMG Shareholders Request Your Immediate Response



Dr. Cavasin –

As a shareholder in Alcar Chemicals Group I am deeply troubled by the absence of communication from the company since March 23 of this year. More than 50 calendar days have passed in silence, during which time numerous attempts to contact you and company representatives by individual investors have gone ignored. Moreover, critical deadlines pertaining to material events have passed and no announcements have been made by the company as to their disposition. This is unacceptable. As a vested stakeholder, I must insist that you address your constituency immediately and inform us as to the status of the critical issues set before ACMG at this time.

While there are lesser matters that are of importance to shareholders, there are two vital issues which warrant an immediate update. Namely, what is the specific status of the Siam Renewable Energy Group majority acquisition of ACMG reported to have closed by May 7, 2007? Second, what is the specific status of the restructuring plan announced March 21 and the commensurate ARTL dividend?

It has been speculated on public forums that unforeseen complications may have arisen in finalizing these events. If true, a general statement on what these complications entail and how they are being redressed would reaffirm investor confidence. I believe most would understand and be sympathetic if you were precluded from elaborating in detail. Nonetheless, at this juncture, saying something is much preferred over saying nothing.

Heretofore, you have demonstrated a willingness to treat your investors as partners with mutual interests in achieving the same objective. To date, I have been a willing participant in this tacit agreement. However, if you have, for whatever reason, determined to change the terms of this agreement, then perhaps a different course of action is warranted by shareholders as a collective. It would be regrettable and to no one’s benefit if the company and its shareholders positioned themselves as adversaries. I believe all concerned would agree this is the least preferred of all possible propositions. It is up to you whether or not this can be avoided. Please respond publicly to the issues posed above by the end of business Friday, May 18, 2007.

Sincerely,

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