BusinessWay Announces Sale of PC Division

For Immediate release Sector: Computers, Internet, Retail, Software

MONTREAL, Quebec May 19, 2003 - BusinessWay International Corporation (OTCBB:http://quotes.nasdaq.com/quote.dll?page=multi&mode=stock&symbol=BITL">BITL) today announced the disposition of its entire Personal Computer division.

The Board of Directors of BusinessWay and the majority shareholders have approved the transaction dated May 2, 2003 for the disposition of all issued and outstanding shares of its Canadian wholly-owned subsidiary 3739007 Canada Ltd. and its subsidiaries.

Fabrice Zambito, Chairman of BusinessWay said , " The PC market has for many years been very soft and competitive and therefore has resulted in continued losses for the Corporation. Based on the current market situation, the future outlook of this PC industry would continue to be a financial burden on the Corporation. This decision will enable us to move forward with our internet software division including Dr. Medic.com" . As well the Corporation will continue to develop the energy division and move forward aggressively.

Management believes the energy sector is potentially a positive direction and focus for the Corporation. This transaction allows the corporation to significantly accelerate the implementation of our energy sector projects and plans. Management believes that this will open many opportunities for the company to negotiate joint ventures or acquisitions.

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Contact:

BusinessWay International Corporation
Departement dInvestisseurs
1480 rue Bégin
Saint-Laurent, Québec, Canada
H4R 1X1

Telephone: (514) 770-4222

Email : investorrelations@businessway.com


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