COPENHAGEN, September 4 /PRNewswire/ --     Vopium quietly went public on the NYSE Euronext stock exchange, Marche
Libre, in Paris on 23 July. Since then the company's stock has risen
steadily, despite this summer lull in the market. After six weeks of public
trading, Vopium has reached a market value of 26.06 million Euro (As of
September 3, 2008). Vopium already operates in 15 countries and full focus is
now set on the company's continued international expansion.

Vopium is the first Danish company to ever be listed on the Parisian
stock exchange Marche Libre. Marche Libre is part of NYSE Euronext, which
consists of stock exchanges in Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, New York and other
major trading cities. In May the Luxembourg-based firm Enex Group, invested
4.2 million Euros in Vopium, which marked the beginning of the company's
international expansion.

Vopium is a powerful software program for mobile phones which makes it
possible to make international calls using the mobile at prices that are
50-90 per cent lower than the prices of major mobile service providers. It
only takes a few moments to download and install Vopium on your mobile phone,
either over the internet at Vopium.com or by text message. Once the program
has been installed, international calls and text messages are sent via
Vopium's gateways and international providers to call recipients abroad.

"Being listed on Marche Libre has made Vopium more visible on the market
and to potential investors. Even though it was a relatively quiet market
debut, and despite the fact that the stock has not been traded in vast
quantities, the share increase from 0.40 to 1.13 Euro clearly shows the
market's interest in our technology and business concept," says Vopium's
board chairman Christian Eyde MÞller.

The goal in going public was not to raise additional capital, but rather
to render the company visible for future investors. The logical next step for
Vopium with respect to raising capital and share issues will be to become
registered on the regulated stock exchange, NYSE Alternext.

"It is particularly encouraging to see how European investors have
received Vopium. With the capital injection from Enex in May we were able to
ensure enough capital for a European expansion, though our experience over
the last few months indicates that there is a demand for Vopium outside of
Europe as well. We are already beta testing our product in the US and Canada,
and it is a given that an expansion rate of this calibre will result in the
need for further capital," says Tanveer Sharif, Vopium's Managing Director
and co-founder.

With Vopium, callers pay Vopium's low international rates plus their
normal mobile service provider's local per-minute rate. Once Vopium is
installed on the mobile phone, users can freely decide whether to use Vopium
or the normal mobile provider for international calls. Vopium works on more
than 500 different mobile phones that support Symbian, Windows Mobile, Java
and Blackberry. Vopium is also certified for use with Apple's iPhone.

Tanveer Sharif started Vopium together with partners in 2006 and the beta
version of Vopium was launched in May 2007. The development of a world class
customer friendly software solution for all mobile handsets became a reality
in record time thanks to help from skilled engineers and software developers
in Pakistan, where Vopium has a 35-strong development team. Vopium's long
term vision is to render international calling completely or nearly free of
charge for all Vopium customers.

The development of Vopium's stock can be followed on www.euronext.com.
The company's stock symbol is MLVOP.

Further information about Vopium can be found at 
http://www.vopium.com/press. The attached press photos can be freely used 
for media purposes with source references.