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2021 Annual Meeting Address and Presentation

AGM30 September 2021IKEMaterials

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Glenn Milnes, CEO

glenn.milnes@ikegps.com

30 September 2021

CEO Presentation, IKE AGM September 2021

// Confidential

The PoleOS™Company

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Confidential

Agenda
Introduction to IKE5

FY21 performance, and FY22 momentum6

Growth opportunities and market tailwinds11

Solutions to expand revenue per customer 20

AGM resolutions29

Appendices32

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Introduction to IKE, the Pole OS™Company

ikeGPS(“IKE”) is an innovative developer of

technology solutions used for the collection,

analysis, and management of electric utilities

and communications networks attaching to

distribution power poles in North America

•The company has approximately 70 FTE staff today

and is headquartered in Colorado, USA

•Its solutions enable electric utilities and

communications companies (power, fiber, 5G,

phone) to assess and deploy their networks more

quickly, cost efficiently, and safely

•IKE has a tier-1 client base including AT&T, Crown

Castle, Duke Energy and Exelon Group among >290

enterprise customers in North America

•IKE has a Board and executive team with deep

industry experience

Executive summary

Products that are experiencing organic growth

and utilization in the U.S. market

•IKE speeds up the assessment and construction

process for network deployments

•IKE products drive customer productivity via less

engineering time in the back office and in the field,

and with increased quality and safety

•IKE is targeting to take advantage of an expected

investment super-cycle of >$350b investment into

fiber network and 5G deployment across the U.S.

over the coming 5+ years

•IKE has “first mover advantage” and network effect

potential from these large and high-profile tier-1

infrastructure customers

Attractive revenue model, high gross margins,

recurring revenues, and significant operating

leverage

•Annual subscription revenue comes from customer

access to IKE software (cloud and field software)

with high gross margins

•Transaction revenue comes from poles being

processed or analyzed using IKE’s cloud software

platform (charged per pole) with high gross margins

•Upfront revenue comes from IKE field tools and

other services (used for capturing pole asset

information in the field)

•IKE operates a direct B2B sales and delivery model,

currently with 19 sales and delivery related staff

•Customers capture their own data using IKE or

other technology -to be sent to the IKE Cloud = low

fixed cost base and a scalable front end

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Executive summary

Strong performance across key metrics in Q1

FY22

•Q1 FY22 Revenue of NZ$2.6m (+12% on pcpand

+30% on a constant currency basis as NZD:USD fx

rate shifted from c $0.60 to c $0.70).

•Recurring subscription and transactional revenues

now comprise approximately 78% of total revenue.

•Q1 FY22 was arecord quarter for new contracts

closed, at approximately $6.1m.

This followed $5.4m in new contracts won in the

quarter to March 2021,translating to new contracts

won in the past six month to June 2021 of

approximately $11.5m (against full year revenue of

$9.3m to March 2021)

•Strong gross margins of approximately 68%

•Strong balance sheet with net cash and receivables

position of approximately NZ$30m.

Executive summary

Outlook Commentary

IKE considers that it has emerged from the acute

impacts of the pandemic in the strongest position it has

ever been –in terms of talent, an extended product

portfolio that allows more value to be delivered to

customers across new pole market segments, balance

sheet strength, sales run rates and sales pipeline.

Contract wins Q1 FY22 increased >300% on pcp,

underpinning confidence in growth for the year ahead,

expected to be driven by:

•Increased utilization of the IKE Office Solution by

existing customers.

•Additive revenue from the new AI-based IKE Insight

solution.

•Targeted customer expansion and new customer

wins from a developed sales pipeline.

•Targeted addition of new modulesto our platform

to drive ARPU –via both internal development and

potentialacquisition.

FY21 financial
performance,

and FY22

momentum

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Key metrics Q1 FY22 performance

Takeaway:

>300% growth in new contracts won against pcpprovides

confidence around the potential for substantial revenue growth in

the year ahead.

Key metrics Q1 FY22

Takeaway:

Recurring subscription and transaction revenues have continued to grow

in absolute and relative terms (shown by the Green and Blue segments in

the chart). Q1 FY22 growth was +12% on pcpand +30% on a constant

currency basis as NZD:USD fxrate shifted from c $0.60 to c $0.70.

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Key metrics Q1 FY22 performance

Key metrics Q1 FY22

Takeaway:

Subscription customers also provide the foundation to expand

insideexisting accounts.

Takeaway:

Transaction revenue is expected to be the major growth engine for

IKE. Approximately 190% higher transaction volume and 23%

higher transaction revenue reflects continuing success in shifting

to this business model.

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Key metrics Q1 FY22 performance

Transaction revenue, based on platform usage, is expected to be a core growth driver.

Key metrics Q1 FY22

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Overall financial momentum

IKE’s revenue mix has shifted materially, with increasing levels of revenue expected from recurring subscription and transactionsources in FY22 (shown by

the blue bar in the chart).This is an important and continuing trend in terms of increasing revenue quality and predictabilityto underpin growth.

Overall momentum

63% CAGR in

recurring

subscription &

transaction

revenue

Growth opportunities and
market tailwinds

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IKE is building the Pole OS™Company to

Support those who

give us power

Electric utilities play a pivotal role in supporting North America's

homes,businesses and public safety. Wehelp them to help those

who need safe and reliable power.

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Electric Utility Market macro

A large market opportunity across the U.S.

electric utilities segment

> 3,200 electric utilities across the U.S. facing common challenges.

> 220M distribution poles in North America.

Requiring constant and repeating assessment, design and management to avoid:

outages from aging infrastructure, potential catastrophic consequences, increased O&M

costs, environmental clean-up costs, significant legal liability, and to meet regulatory and

engineering code compliance.

IKE materially improves the engineeringdesign and maintenance process.

> 1,000 Engineering Service Providers serving these network owners.

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IKE is building the Pole OS™Company to

Lean into the Digital

Divide

Why in 2021 would a professional copywriter living in a rural

community need to park at a Taco Bell to access broadband?

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Communications Market Macro​

•>$300B expected investment into fiber network development in the U.S over

next 5+ years.

•>$50B expected investment into 5G network development in the U.S. over

the next 5+ years

•>$50B expected investment into rural broadband development

•>200 Communications companiescompeting to build a networks and

winunderlying customers

•>1,000 engineering serviceproviders supporting network development

Addressing a large market opportunity across

the U.S. Communications segment

IKE dramatically speeds up aspects of the

network assessment and deployment process.

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IKE is partnering with thelargest communications & utility companies in the U.S.

IKE currentlyhas approximately 299 enterprise subscription customers across North America.

Growth is expected from expanding inside these existing infrastructure customers, and from winning new accounts.....

Proof points

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An opportunity to leverage network effects

Network effects

Communications groups in the U.S. market

->200 communications companies in a race to

build their network first

-Anationwide roll out offibre –both urban and

rural, and with and estimated 5-7 years to run in

this investment super-cycle

->800,000 5G small-cell sites to be engineered and

built.Much of it attaching to poles.

Seeking trusted partners with deep domain

expertise, and new technology, that can help to get

their network deployed faster

Electric Utilities in the U.S. market

-> 220M distribution power poles in the U.S.

-Network owners are mandated to share

their distribution poles for ‘joint use’ for

items such as fibre deployments

-Facing increased regulatory scrutiny

-Facing high legal liability risk for network

failures

-An ageing workforce

-Aging infrastructure risks

-Natural monopolies who share best

practice across the industry

Seeking trusted partners & solutions to help

deliver safe & reliable power &projects

Engineering Service Providers (ESP’s)

->1,000 ESP’s supporting these network owners

-Tend to work across multiple asset owners

Seeking solutions to extend their margins (typically

thin) and to meet the quality or standards

requirements of the asset owner

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A direct sales, delivery, and customer experience model

Meet some of the IKE team. Pole experts, headquartered in Colorado, USA

Direct GTM, Brand and CX

Rick Christie / (MSc (Hons) Chemistry)
Chairman and Independent Director

Rick Christie is the former Chairman of Ebos

Group, where he was Chair through much of its

growth to become a >$3B business. He has

experience on a number of other major boards,

including TVNZ. Rick was previously CEO of

investment company Rangatira Ltd and had 20

years’ executive management experience in the

international oil & gas industry.

Governance Team

A Board with deep industry experience

Board of Directors

Glenn Milnes (MBA (Dist.), BSc (Hons), BPhed)

CEO & Managing Director

Glenn Milnes is the CEO and managing director at

ikeGPS, where he is accountable for the company’s

overall strategy, performance, and growth. Prior to

leading ikeGPS, Glenn previously held senior executive,

strategy and corporate development positions in the

Communications industry with Cable & Wireless

International, and with No. 8 Ventures.

Mark Ratcliffe

Independent Director

Mark joined IKE most recently from Chorus, where he

was its CEO leading the deployment of New Zealand’s

national fiber network.Prior to Chorus Mark was CIO

and COO of Spark (formerly Telecom NZ).His other

governance roles include as non-executive director of

2Degrees Mobile and as Chairman of First Gas.

Alex Knowles

Director

Alex has investing and operating experience with international

companies in the information technology and transportation

industries. Based in Los Angeles, He was formerly Chief

Operating Officer of the largest international freight forwarder

and small parcel consolidator in the U.S.

Fred Lax / (MSEE and BSEE)

Independent Director

Fred Lax is an executive leader with extensive global experience in

the telecommunications industry and related technologies. Based

in California, he is a former director of NASDAQ listed Ikanos

Communications Inc. (acquired by Qualcomm Atheros), and

former Chief Executive Officer and President of NASDAQ listed

TekelecInc.

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Eileen Healy (BS Electrical Engineering)

Independent Director (recent appointment)

Serial entrepreneur of two high-tech startups

addressing the U.S. communications market including

Healy & Co, theprovides outsourced engineering to the

U.S. utility market.Customers include AT&T Mobility,

T-Mobile, Vodafone, Verizon Wireless, Frontier

Communications, and FirstNet.

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Solutions to grow
revenue per customer

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Strategy re-cap as The Pole OS™Company

Three ‘swim lanes’ to create a platform with differentiated advantage, and power the industry

➕Excellence in field data collection technology and

products as relate to distribution assets

➕Excellence in technology and products for the

analysis, management and business insights for

distribution assets

➕Customer Experience excellence as relates to

distribution networks & projects

12 Quarter Plan

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A perpetual requirement to assess and engineer distribution poles

And the requirement to seek integrated solutions to drive efficiency, such as IKE's Pole OS™

Network effects

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IKE is building The Pole OS™Company for the North American market

Why customers buy

IKE Office Solution

Revenue model

Platform Subscription plus,

Transaction fees for assets processedplus,

Upfront hardware revenue

A trusted platform of four Solutions, delivering compelling productivity and intelligence into distribution network businesses &projects

IKE Analyze Solution

Revenue model

Transaction fee for each asset

processed on the platform

IKE Insight Solution

Revenue model

Transaction fee per insight processed

(can be multiple insights per asset)

IKE Structural Solution

Revenue model

Platform Subscription & Maintenance

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Example customer upsell opportunities across the IKE Solution ecosystem

Fortune-100 Electric Utility Group

$30k Per Annum.

May 2021

c$1.2m phase II

contract

extension

An IKE Structural

customer.

IKE Platform

Oct 2020

c$700k phase

1project

Cross-sell, upshot

•In FY22 IKE is processing approximately

350k poles for one applicationfor this

customer

•There are >1.3m poles within this one

entity

•There are five similar entities within this

Fortune 100 Electric Utility Group.All

currentlyuse IKE Structural

•The ESP that is assisting this specific

asset owner, has now introduced IKE into

a IOU Electric Utility group to support a

separate, large five-year program.

Customer development example

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New addressable market segments via AI acquisition, called IKE Insight

Bulk data processing using AI built for poles.Multiple new use cases to expand inside of existing customers.

IKE Insight Solution deep dive

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New addressable market segments via AI acquisition, called IKE Insight

Multiple new use cases and applications to expand inside of existing and new customers

IKE Insight Solution deep dive

•Generate ROI by automating manual analysis

•Gain insights from new or previously collected imagery or data with

configurable AI and predictive analytics (via Lidar, Thermal, Drone,

Aerial, Tablets, or Phones, etc.)

•Eliminate subjective errors caused by human analysis

•Reconcile data and recognize patterns across massive data sets

•Reduce revisits with repeatable image-based analysis

•Bolsters limited or less knowledgeable workforce skill sets through AI

knowledge systems

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New addressable market segments via AI acquisition, called IKE Insight

Multiple new use cases and applications to expand inside of existing and new customers

IKE Insight Solution deep dive


IKE Insight Image Gallery

Pole #150614

Available Images (8 total)


NESC Violations

Joint Use

Foriegn Owned

Object Detection

As-builts

ROW Enchroachment

Pole Segmentation



IKE Insight Image Gallery

Pole #150614

Available Images (8 total)


NESC Violations

Joint Use

Foriegn Owned

Object Detection

As-builts

ROW Enchroachment

Pole Segmentation

Use of funds
post-capital raise

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Capital raising details

Use of funds post August 2021 capital raise

Use of funds

Increase of sales and implementation teamsUp to A$4m

Funding forpotential acquisition opportunitiesUp to A$12m

Working capitalA$4.0m

Approximate costs of the OfferA$1.3m

TotalA$21.3m

•The funds raised provide balance sheet flexibility to

execute on potential acquisition opportunities, subject

to the enterprisevalue of the target.

•IKE additionallyplans to invest in capability to

accelerate overall customer acquisition, with a

specific focus to accelerate the sales, market

development development, and delivery capability of

IKE’s AI technology, called IKE Insight. This

investment is based on 1H FY22 market proof points.

•This will include investment into building development

teams that will integrate AI technology capability into

the IKE Office solution.

•It is expected that this will equate to approximately

$1m of additional investment in 2H FY22 over the

base plan.

Who are focused on:
-Faster network deployments.

-Improving network and data quality.

-Keeping crews out of harm’s way.

-Meeting the demands of regulators.

Thanks...

Dedicated to Serving

Communications

Companies,Electric Utilities, and

Engineering Service Providers.

IKE is...

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Voting and asking questions
Voting Card

Question box

Resolution 1
Auditor appointment and remuneration: That Grant Thornton is appointed as

auditor of the company and the directors be authorised to fix the auditor’s

remuneration.

Resolution 2
Election of Eileen Healy: That Eileen Healy , appointed by the Board as a

director effective 1 April 2021 and who retires and is eligible for election, is

elected as a director of ikeGPS Group Limited.

Resolution 3
Re-election of Alex Knowles: That Alex Knowles is re-elected as a director of

ikeGPS Group Limited.

Resolution 4
Placement capacity: That by way of a single ordinary resolution, the

shareholders of ikeGPS Group Limited approve and ratify for all purposes,

including NZX Listing Rule 4.5.1(c), the previous issue under NZX Listing Rule

4.5.1 of 19,300,000 fully paid ordinary shares in ikeGPS Group Limited to

investors at an issue price of A$0.95 / NZ$1.00 on 19 August 2021.

Appendix A:
FY21 Results to March 2021

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FY21 Year in Review.

+Far-reaching impacts of COVID-19 across North America in calendar 2020.A period of challenge and high uncertainty for our business and our customers.

+IKE adopted a 'front foot' plan throughout the pandemic.

+Important strategic objectives were executed by IKE through the 2020 calendar year, including a key acquisition.

+Enabling IKE to now bounce forward as our market and our customers have come back strongly since January 2021.

+Our view is that IKEhas emerged in 2021 in the strongest position it has ever been –in terms talent, an extended product portfolio that allows more value to be

delivered to customers across new pole market segments, balance sheet strength, sales performance run rates and sales pipeline.

+We are excited about the growth potential for FY22.

FY21 Year in Review

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FY21 Results Highlights(unaudited)

+Total recognized revenue in the year of approximately $9.3m (pcpof $9.8m).

+Approximately flat revenue from the core Communications & Electric Utility segment at approximately $9.0m reflectinga

solid outcome in the context of Q1 and Q3 periods being disrupted by COVID-19 impacts on customers and associated

pole projects across North America.

+Key metrics within Operating Revenue

+$4.6m of subscription revenue.

+284enterprise subscription customers.

+$2.3m of transaction revenue.

+53,000 billed pole transactions.

+Gross margin of approximately $5.9m (PCP of $6.9) with a gross margin percentage of approximately 64% (PCP of 71%).

+Net cash flow from operating activitesof approximately ($3.5m) against PCP of ($1.1m).

+Operating loss after tax for the year of approximately ($7.5m) against PCP operating loss of ($6.1m).

FY21 Results

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FY21 Results Highlights cont.

+Transition to the Platform Subscription plus Transaction business model was continued in FY21.

+Approximately 75% of FY21 revenue was generated from recurring subscription or transaction sources.

+IKE's focus remains on two large markets, specifically speeding the assessment and construction process in the Communicationsand Electric

Utilities segment in North America.

+Market timing is optimal.

+Multiple new customer proof points.

+With account acceleration opportunities.

+Strong operating momentum since January through June 2021.

+New contract wins of approximately $11.5m.Momentum across sales pipeline, brand, customer experience, and process efficiencies.

+The right people.

+Leadership, pole expertise, and governance in place to lead our niche.

FY21 Results

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Appendix B:
Examples of IKE Solutions

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Many utilities have little visibility as to the condition of poles in the field.
Example IKE Solutions Outputs

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Photo-Verifiable Accuracy via the IKE Platform

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Pole Loading Analysis
IKE’s PoleForemanproduct is one of four accepted standards for pole analysis as used by the owners of power poles in the U.S.

Pole Loading

Structural integrity

Clearance Analysis

NESC compliance

Example IKE Solutions Outputs

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Speed of network deployment is the most crucial aspect to customers investing in 5G or Fiber network construction.
Our automated Attachment Permit Applications eliminate manual input errors & dramatically speed time to approval.

Example IKE Solutions Outputs

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Enabling Faster Permitting

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

30 September 2021


IKE Annual General Meeting Chair address


Good afternoon Shareholders.

In keeping with our respective roles in the company, Glenn and I will share the AGM narrative

today. I will make some comments about IKE’s business and corporate environment, noting of

course that whilst your company had its origins in New Zealand as a private company, it is

now a Publicly Listed company in both NZ and Australia, with its target market and operations

almost exclusively in the USA.


Product Development and Acquisition

A key focus in 2H FY21 was the acquisition and integration of certain assets of Visual Globe

LLC, a US-based Artificial Intelligence (AI) and low code/no code software company that

specializes in the automated analysis of power poles from very large data sets:

+ This strategic acquisition complements IKE’s existing offering and aligns with the

Company’s vision to be the Pole OS company and the standard for collecting,

analyzing and managing power pole information.

+ Visual Globe’s AI platform provides the potential for IKE to grow its addressable

market within the electric utility and communication industries and to significantly

increase the number of transactions that can process efficiently on its platform. New

market applications specific to pole projects include NESC Violation assessment,

Right of Way encroachment assessment, As-builts for future change detection, Joint

Use assessment, and others.

+ The addition of Visual Globe’s technology and team has already enabled IKE to

process and analyze large volumes of pole data that can be collected from new

additional sources including drones and smartphones, making the Company’s

platform even more attractive to electric utilities and communications groups in the

North American market.


Team and Talent, Brand and Customer Experience are vital elements in IKE’s strategy

+ In calendar 2021 IKE has made several important appointments, including;

○ Eileen Healy as non-executive director. Based in San Francisco, Eileen is a

communications industry leader and serial entrepreneur who has founded two

high-tech startups addressing the U.S. communications market: Healy & Co, an

innovative company providing outsourced engineering to the U.S. utility market.

Customers included AT&T Mobility, T-Mobile, Vodafone, Verizon Wireless,

Frontier Communications, and FirstNet. She also founded and sold

Telecompetition Inc., a data analytics company.

○ Tom DuBois as VP Product Management. Tom brings product leadership

experience from several silicon-valley based growth companies and has also




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held executive roles at Electronic Arts, Google, and most recently Intel – from

where he joined IKE.

○ Jareth Hosskings as Head of Engineering. Jareth has been appointed to lead

all of IKE’s engineering teams across the IKE Office, IKE Structural

(PoleForeman), and IKE Insight (formerly Visual Globe) solutions. Most

recently Jareth was Head of Engineering at AgilityCIS, where he led an

engineering team of 75 developers operating across a number of countries

specializing in software products for the utility sector.

○ In September 2020, Bruce Harker however retired as a non-executive director.

The Board, and all of the IKE team, wish to thank Bruce for his considerable

contribution to the business.

○ I'd also like to take the opportunity to thank Chris Birkett for his contribution to

IKE. Chris' last day as COO is today, however, he will continue to support IKE on

an ad hoc basis over a transitional period.


Customer Experience is a major focus across the IKE business. Meaningful brand and

customer experience milestones achieved through the FY21 period included:

+ The launch of a scalable online training, education and deployment platform, called IKE

University.

+ The U.S.-based IKE team shifted to 100% remote working at the onset of the COVID-19

pandemic. The company has worked consistently on implementing and improving

remote working best practices and performance. Although IKE intends to return

aspects of its operations to in-office – it is believed remote working excellence can be

a source of competitive advantage for attracting and retaining talent moving forward.


And finally, a report on Capital Raising to conclude my comments before handing over to

Glenn.

During this current quarter we concluded an oversubscribed capital raising of $24.7m, which

will support recent customer wins, accelerate a growing sales pipeline and flexibility to pursue

acquisition opportunities. Along with the increase in capital we increased the reach and

numbers of our shareholder base, and I am pleased to welcome a number of you here today.


Thank you.


ENDS


About ikeGPS

IKE - the Pole OS company, seeks to be the standard for collecting, analysing and managing

pole and overhead asset information for electric utilities, communications companies, and

their engineering service providers.


Contact:

Simon Hinsley, Investor Relations, +61-401-809-653, simon@nwrcommunications.com.au

Glenn Milnes, CEO, +1 720-418-1936, glenn.milnes@ikegps.com

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