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Main Web Site : www.ki-bi.com

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd. provides a solution for the physical distribution of mobile content based on a combination of consumer electronics devices and central management server systems. The Company's Ki-Bi cards (electronic, credit card size) and Ki-Bi server platform enable mass-market distribution of mobile content and services through retail and other non-virtual channels. It is an international company, with headquarters located in Israel, manufacturing lines in China, and partners and sales representatives across the globe.

Interim Period End 30th June
Full Year Period End 31st December
Shares in Issue = 20.4 million

____________________________________________________________________

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd.
30 September 2005

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd.
Interim Results for the period to 30 June 2005

30 September 2005, Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies, (the 'Company' or 'Ki-Bi') a
leading provider of pocket-sized digital cards for downloading premium content
to mobile handsets, announces its half year results to 30 June 2005.

Financial Highlights

Revenues increased 160% to $0.38m (H1 2004: $0.14m)
Operating loss was $1.43m (H1 2004: $0.59m), reflecting a significant
investment in the Company's operations for future growth
Loss for period of $2.1m (H1 2004: $0.59m)
Net cash balances at 30 June 2005 amounted to $15.5m following
admission to AIM in May 2005
Fully diluted loss per share of $0.10 (H1 2004: loss of $0.20 per
share)

Operational Highlights

Research & Development spending increased by 126% to $0.77m
Sales & Marketing investment doubled to $0.31m (H1 2004: $0.15m)
establishing a significant presence in key markets of Europe and the US
To date, Ki-Bi has signed deals with global leaders in the mobile
market such as Ericsson, Orange, O2, MTV, Ericsson, Siemens, Motorola, and
other leading mobile content providers and aggregators.
The Company announces new partnerships and deals with additional global
partners including Accenture, Sun Microsystems, Reuters and Giant Steps
Today, Ki-Bi announces a major breakthrough into Australia and New
Zealand, six months ahead of schedule, through a distribution agreement with
reseller, RT Developments G.I.M. PTY Ltd

Commenting on the results, Ehud Levy, Chief Executive of Ki-Bi, said: 'In the
first half of 2005 we have expanded operations rapidly, thereby enabling the
Company to establish an early mover advantage in the potentially huge market
for mobile content distributed through physical formats.

'Ki-Bi's market position and balance sheet have been considerably strengthened
by its placing and admission to AIM, providing the Company with a solid
platform for long term growth. We entered the second half, as planned, with
a strong pipeline of sales leads with some of the largest players in the
industry. Our products were well received by some of the leading brands in
the telecom and media business which reassures us of our future prospects and
ability to deliver expected shareholders' value.'
.
___________________________________________________________________

If they manage to get near to their sales target of 6 million by end of 2005 this has great potential.

Tuesday, August 09, 2005
Giant Step and Ki-Bi Partner to Release Mobile Content Card in the US

Giant Step and Ki-Bi today announced a partnership to release Ki-Bis mobile content card containing Giant Step related music and promotional opportunities. The card will be used as part of Giant Steps activities to celebrate its 15-Year anniversary. It will be activated for a 15-week period starting September 5th and will offer ringtones, sweepstakes, music downloads and wallpaper.

The Ki-Bi mobile content card is a physical device and server platform for the retail and distribution of mobile content. To access content from a Ki-Bi card, customers dial the Ki-Bi service (an 800 number), hold their card up to their phone and press the button relating to the content they wish to receive. An acoustic tone is played which triggers the download of content to the phone from the central server.

Ki-Bi was launched in Europe in 2003 and to date has relationships with global leaders in the mobile market such as Ericsson, Orange, O2, MTV, Ericsson, Siemens, Sun Microsystems, Motorola, mForma, and Glu Mobile (formerly Sorrent), Gameloft and others. Ki-Bi was listed publicly in London (LSE:KIB) in May 2005 and raised about $20m at the time of listing. In the US, Ki-Bi is already penetrating the market with a deal with Sun Microsystems and will continue to target content providers.

Maurice Bernstein, CEO and Co-Founder of Giant Step commented, Giant Step is very excited to be part of Ki-Bis initial launch in the US. As a music marketing company we are always looking for innovative ways to promote new content and we view the Ki-Bi card as an excellent vehicle in the expanding mobile space. Giant Step has taken this opportunity to promote content relevant to our current music promotions. In the future we will be partnering with other record labels seeking to increase the shelf-life of a new release and create meaningful experiences with their fans.

Ehud Levy, CEO and Co-Founder of Ki-Bi commented, This partnership is an extremely significant development for us as we launch in the US. To have Giant Step as one of our first partners is an affirmation of our aim to distribute quality content into the mobile space in a manner that is easy for all. We look forward to deepening our relationship with Giant Step.

About Giant Step

Starting as concert and club promoters in New York in 1990, Giant Step has expanded its operations to include artist management, a record label, and music marketing. Today the Company is regarded as a leading light for the discovery of new music particularly in the genres R&B, Hip-Hop, Soul, Dance and Electronic music. Giant Steps music marketing division works with all the record labels to introduce new album releases through events, its website and jukebox, grassroots marketing and its highly coveted music and lifestyle influencer network. Non-music clients include Levi Strauss & Co., LG, Sony Electronics, Evian, Rheingold Beer, PF Flyers/New Balance, Puma and Schweppes.
For more information contact: Gamall Awad or Marah Eakin @ Backspin Promotions 718-399-1632

About Ki-Bi

Ki-Bi provides innovative technological solutions for the physical distribution and marketing of content and applications for mobile handsets. The Companys business model is based upon the sale of electronic content cards (Cards) and sharing of the revenues from the content distributed through the Cards. Ki-Bi was admitted to AIM in May 2005.

Content, such as ringtones, music, video and games for mobile handsets, is currently distributed mainly by over-the-air downloads into handsets, but there are technological, logistic and marketing barriers to traditional physical distribution of such content via retail outlets. Ki-Bi provides a solution for the physical distribution of mobile content based on a combination of proprietary consumer electronics devices and central management server systems. It also provides an opportunity for companies to promote their brand in the mobile space.

During the past two years, Ki-Bi has established relationships with global leaders in the mobile market such as Orange, O2, MTV, Ericsson, Siemens, Sun Microsystems, Motorola, mForma, Glu Mobile (formerly Sorrent), Gameloft and others.

http://technegro.blogspot.com/

Post from another board;


mdchand - 18 Aug'05 - 13:48

CS's take on ki-bi's price action recently....

Ki-Bi

Floated in May this year, Ki-Bi provides solutions that enable physical distribution of mobile content. The electronic Ki-Bi card orders entertainment services direct to your mobile handset establishing a channel that contrasts with the virtual routes to market that currently dominate.

Network operators, handset manufacturers, sports and media groups and retailers are among the companies discussing with Ki-Bi the purchase of their cards.

So with mobile content sales booming, market consolidation amongst distributors rife and initial interest in Ki-Bi solutions strong why have the shares fallen so dramatically since float? Lack of near term announcements and a fall in confidence in the managements ability to deliver.

Although news of contract wins has not been forthcoming, the company remains confident of its ability to generate c.$6m of sales to December 05. Most of these sales they anticipate will fall in the later stages of the year. The cards primary use will be promotions and marketing campaigns ahead of the Christmas sales period, so consequently the bulk of orders are not expected until October onwards.

The company has 40p per share of cash (8m) - it's current level. Enough cash to support Ki-Bi for over 2 years without a single sale.

18.08.05

Another advantage of the Ki-Bi method is you do not get malware and viruses on the phone, which is now starting to happen;

http://pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,121695,00.asp

Some stronger buying volume today which you would expect as the price has gone down to cash level. For KIB I would expent plenty of news flow in the last quarter of the year and its already started with the Giant Step contract, and getting a foothold in the US market was always one of the key issues for much larger growth from Ki-Bi.

squidd my reasoning here is that we are due to enter their most busy time of the year, the price has slumped on no news (and not bad news) so all the positives remain. We should be entering into a period of solid news and a trading update so should be good.

250K of Broker to Broker B trades there.

B Broker to Broker
A transaction between two member firms where neither firm is registered as a market maker in the security in question and neither is a designated fund manager.

Could be an interesting few weeks ahead now after the trades of yesterday, should we be expecting news very soon now.

PpP: Over coffee, have enjoyed reading your header, surely these are the best on the BB and very persuasive, but I have to conclude that KIB is not for me.
It is an area of technology that I do not use nor understand and in any case, I'm not too keen on relatively young companies.
My portfolio is focussed mainly on recovery stocks, ones like ELA which has fallen off a cliff, or those which are down 99% from earlier peaks such as PCM or ULT, where any rises can quickly cancel out a lot of failures elsewhere.
So I was more interested in your recent attention to BSP and PNC as these seem to be exciting recovery prospects, both apparently being revitalised and enjoying high average trades with tiny market caps. I have already taken a stake in PNC and will now be watching both closely.
sd.

squidd PNC will remain volatile until the rest of the 55 million shares worth of loan notes not in the directors hands are converted, but there are gains to be had.

BSP is a very exciting prospect and could rocket on news of confirmation of the deal for the 25% stake in GeoSim. Even if it does not go ahead then BSP will have to account for the fact that presently the value of GeoSim on their books is nowhere near what the "Firm" have offered for half of that stake, let alone the value then of the full stake that BSP have.

A quiet start to the week so hopefully some stability and then news to start it back upwards again.

Still more buying though less today. I think the problem has a lot to do with the situation surrounding Collins Stewart as opposed to anything to do with Ki-Bi, which is positive for a good rebound later.

squidd, did you get out of ULT in time to take the major gains ?

Good positive results going forward and new agreement for Australasia

Market cap less than net cash.

In the busy second half with Christmas coming.

Very undervalued in my opinion !

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd.
30 September 2005

30 September 2005



KI-BI Expands Global Reach to Australia and New Zealand

RT Developments will give Ki-Bi access to over 20 million end users



Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies (Ki-Bi or 'the Company'), the mobile content
distribution specialist, today announces its expansion into the Australian and
New Zealand markets through a partnership with reseller, RT Developments G.I.M.
PTY Ltd (RT Developments).


To add to its already growing presence in Europe and North America, the
partnership means that Ki-Bi will now be distributing Ki-Bi Cards to channels
including network operators, media groups and retail markets within Australiasia
and have access to an additional regional market of 20 million end-users.


The Ki-Bi mobile content card is a physical device and server platform for the
retail distribution of mobile content. To access content from a Ki-Bi card
customers simply dial the Ki-Bi service, hold their card up to their phone and
press the button relating to the content they wish to receive. An acoustic tone
is played which triggers the download of content to the phone from the central
server.


Ehud Levy, Chief Executive of Ki-Bi, said: 'This partnership is a strategically
important development for Ki-Bi as it gives us the opportunity to leverage our
technology in a wider range of sales channels. RT Developments is backed by
strong partners from various industries which will be invaluable to our
visibility in Australia and New Zealand and the partnership enables us to enter
the Australasian market some six months ahead of the date envisaged by our
business plan at the time of the Company's IPO in May 2005.'


Ronen Triffon, Director of RT Developments G.I.M., said: 'I am very pleased and
excited with the newly formed strategic alliance between Ki-Bi and RT
Developments G.I.M. It is my belief that Ki-Bi's unique technology for
channelling content will be attractive to corporate customers and end users in
the region.'

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd.
30 September 2005


Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd.
Interim Results for the period to 30 June 2005

30 September 2005, Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies, (the 'Company' or 'Ki-Bi') a
leading provider of pocket-sized digital cards for downloading premium content
to mobile handsets, announces its half year results to 30 June 2005.

Financial Highlights

Revenues increased 160% to $0.38m (H1 2004: $0.14m)
Operating loss was $1.43m (H1 2004: $0.59m), reflecting a significant
investment in the Company's operations for future growth
Loss for period of $2.1m (H1 2004: $0.59m)
Net cash balances at 30 June 2005 amounted to $15.5m following
admission to AIM in May 2005
Fully diluted loss per share of $0.10 (H1 2004: loss of $0.20 per
share)

Operational Highlights

Research & Development spending increased by 126% to $0.77m
Sales & Marketing investment doubled to $0.31m (H1 2004: $0.15m)
establishing a significant presence in key markets of Europe and the US
To date, Ki-Bi has signed deals with global leaders in the mobile
market such as Ericsson, Orange, O2, MTV, Ericsson, Siemens, Motorola, and
other leading mobile content providers and aggregators.
The Company announces new partnerships and deals with additional global
partners including Accenture, Sun Microsystems, Reuters and Giant Steps
Today, Ki-Bi announces a major breakthrough into Australia and New
Zealand, six months ahead of schedule, through a distribution agreement with
reseller, RT Developments G.I.M. PTY Ltd

Commenting on the results, Ehud Levy, Chief Executive of Ki-Bi, said: 'In the
first half of 2005 we have expanded operations rapidly, thereby enabling the
Company to establish an early mover advantage in the potentially huge market
for mobile content distributed through physical formats.

'Ki-Bi's market position and balance sheet have been considerably strengthened
by its placing and admission to AIM, providing the Company with a solid
platform for long term growth. We entered the second half, as planned, with
a strong pipeline of sales leads with some of the largest players in the
industry. Our products were well received by some of the leading brands in
the telecom and media business which reassures us of our future prospects and
ability to deliver expected shareholders' value.'

Reuters using Ki-Bi cards

Reuters Opts In to Mobile Promo
At Advertising Week, Reuters passed out an interesting promotion for mobile users at a handful of events. I was given a credit card-size handout wrapped in plastic. At first glance I assumed it was a pocketsize schedule of events, possibly a map labeling locations of panels, keynotes and other points of interest.

As it turns out, it was an agenda, schedule of events and parties, and news from Reuters, just in an unexpected format. The card contained a chip that, when played into the handset of a mobile phone, sent text messages with the requested information. It was certainly a useful tool for a hectic week with events and appointments spread out across town.

The technology behind the promotion was provided by a company called Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies.

Posted by Enid Burns on September 29, 12:11 PM

http://blog.clickz.com/
______________________________________________________________________

Smash Hits using Kibi cards

http://www.smashhits.net/nav?page=smashhits.win&fixture_q_and_a=3093572&resource=3093572

A poster elsewhere contact Ki-Bi recently and the reply was encouraging too, they appear to have got their head around the lack of coverage caused the price to fall when reality is the business plan is exactly where it should be and going well.

Added Half Year and Full Year end periods in (30/06 and 31/12) for info (as not clear before)

Aug 05 Pussycat Dolls Ki-Bi Card

Pussycat Dolls

This card was issued as part of a promotional and PR campaign for the launching of American pop group "Pussycat Dolls" in the UK market.
Ki-Bi proudly cooperated with Polydor Records, one of Universal Music Group's labels.

All content items on the card were free and included:

► Send Content to a Friend's Phone
► Pussycat Dolls Video Clips
► Pussycat Dolls New Releases
► Pussycat Dolls Ringtones and Truetones
► Pussycat Dolls Wallpapers
► Link to the band's website
► WAP Settings

Released
August 2005


Sept 05 Mayday Singtel Card

SingTel Card: Mayday

This card was issued as part of a promotional campaign for Mayday, a Chinese rock group under the MusicVibes label, which belongs to SingTel, Singapore's leading communications carrier.

This card offers 2 free wallpapers, and also contains:

► MusicVibes Top Hits
► Full Song MP3
► Truetones
► Weekly Wallpapers
► Fan Club Blog
► Music Videos
► Bonuses
► WAP Settings

Released
September 2005


Sept 05 Giant Step Card

This card was issued in a limited edition for the 15 years anniversary of Giant Step, an alternative-music label in the US.
The card was distributed during the Giant Step 15th Anniversary event on September 2005, in Central Park, New York.

All content on this card was free, and included:
► 4 Ringtones/Truetones by the label's artists
► Wallpapers
► Free Giveaways Giant Step hats, CD's etc.
► Listen to full track songs weekly updated.
► Join a weekly raffle to win vacations and prizes."

Released
September 2005

A good update from greengiant at AFN;

greengiant - 4 Oct'05 - 15:33 -


papal - apologies for not getting back to you earlier. Have followed up my e-mail with a tele conv with the company and here is the gist of my conversation

1) Concerns over publicity / lack of news flow. The company will not release any RNS unless they represent a significant peice of news. They are not in the habit of releasing news for everything and sundry.

2) They are not happy with the level of penetration in the UK and are looking to rectify this as soon as possible through alternative distribution channels.

3) The increase in costs is driven by 2 factors - R&D which has now been completed, which was to convert the server technology to decode 3G cards and increase in marketing costs which are all ready showing benefits. Lots said about a standing start etc etc

4) Margins are actually improving on the product, in comparison with H2 last year v H1 so any additional revenue should cover Overheads fairly quickly.

5) US is seen as a key market and progress in that market is being made at a fairly rapid rate

6) No reason for the share price decline - it is undervalued.

Lots of other techy stuff which I didn't understand, but sounded impressive. They have also addressed my concerns about ringtones not changing and I can confirm that this week they have.

gg

http://www.totaltele.com/View.aspx?ID=1490&t=1


Ki-Bi Mobile Tech expands into Australasia

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd. said Friday that it will expand into the Australian and New Zealand markets through a partnership with reseller, RT Developments G.I.M. Pty Ltd.

To add to its already growing presence in Europe and North America, the partnership means that Ki-Bi will now be distributing Ki-Bi Cards to channels including network operators, media groups and retail markets within Australiasia and have access to an additional regional market of 20 million end-users.

The Ki-Bi mobile content card is a physical device and server platform for the retail distribution of mobile content.

To access content from a Ki-Bi card customers simply dial the Ki-Bi service, hold their card up to their phone and press the button relating to the content they wish to receive.

An acoustic tone is played which triggers the download of content to the phone from the central server.

Chief Executive Ehud Levy said the partnership is a strategically important development for Ki-Bi as it gives the group the opportunity to leverage its technology in a wider range of sales channels.

RT Developments is backed by strong partners from various industries which will be invaluable to our visibility in Australia and New Zealand and the partnership enables us to enter the Australasian market some six months ahead of the date envisaged by our business plan at the time of the Company's initial public offer in May.

The good news was also that they are making good progress in the USA as this is a market thats growing rapidly and not defined in terms of delivery and if they are making good progress as has been said the effects of that could be huge and an area they look like they prioritised for investment in early 2005 to gain the benefits.


Mobile Content Growing, Expected to Soar

According to a Wall Street Journal report, faster carrier networks, flashier handsets and consumer interest are driving the growth in mobile content including games, music, and news headlines. As carriers continue to upgrade their wireless networks and manufacturers continue to offer devices with more functionality, consumers can expect more start-up companies offering a wide-variety of mobile content. While the use of mobile content is currently greater in Asia and Europe, the U.S. market is growing rapidly with analysts expecting sales of mobile data to reach $8.4 billion in 2006.
http://www.wirelessguide.org/

A good day I think today, after the bid/offer was dropped to 32/34 after a single sell of 10,024 the rest were all buys at 33/34 and the bid and offer ended up from the opening drop. Some nice buying which might indicate we are going to get some more good news soon.

Given the delayed reporting and T's I make it just the 10,024 sell / rest are buys.

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd.
12 October 2005


KI-BI Signs Landmark Canadian Deal with 'The Source'

'The Source', Canada's largest retail electronics distributor, will initially
distribute 100,000 Ki-Bi cards during forthcoming Christmas period

Tel Aviv, 12 October 2005, Mobile content distribution specialist Ki-Bi Mobile
Technologies ('Ki-Bi' or 'the Company') today announces an agreement with 'The
Source', Canada's largest electronics distributor, to sell Ki-Bi's products via
The Source retail stores and to Canada's largest mobile operator Rogers
Wireless.

In the first phase, Ki-Bi will produce 100,000 Rogers Wireless branded mobile
content cards for distribution throughout The Source's 900 consumer electronics
stores. The Source is Canada's largest retail electronics distributor and
exclusively sells Rogers Wireless handsets in its stores. The deal will see the
Rogers Wireless
Ki-Bi cards offering content such as ringtones and wallpapers as well as links
to the Rogers Wireless WAP site.

The deal is Ki-Bi's first in Canada and represents a further geographical
expansion for the business following its recent expansions into the US and
Australasia.

Ehud Levy, CEO, Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies, said: 'The Source is a major player
in the Canadian consumer electronics marketplace and this deal associates us
with one of the leading consumer brands in the region. It is a win-win situation
for all. Through Ki-Bi cards, Rogers Wireless subscribers can get content they
want easily and Rogers Wireless will enjoy additional revenues from increased
usage. We are delighted to have entered into this vital strategic partnership
with The Source.'

Jacob Fine, CEO, The Source, said: 'Ki-Bi cards are a great way of introducing
our customers to the world of mobile content in a compelling and easy-to-use
way. By offering a mix of mobile content such as ringtones and wallpapers
alongside links to the Rogers Wireless WAP portal we are not only creating a
demand for content itself, we are also introducing customers to the wider mobile
web.'

The Ki-Bi mobile content card is a physical device and server platform for the
distribution of mobile content. To access content from a Ki-Bi card customers
simply dial the Ki-Bi service, hold their card up to their phone and press the
button relating to the content they wish to receive. An acoustic tone is played
which triggers the download of content to the phone from the central server.

-ends-


Enquiries

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies
Ehud Levy +972 3 6061101

Corfin Communications
Harry Chathli, Neil Thapar +44 20 7929 8989



About Ki-Bi
Ki-Bi provides innovative technological solutions for physical distribution and
marketing of content and applications for mobile handsets. The Company's
business model is based upon the sale of electronic content cards ('Cards') and
sharing of the revenues from the content distributed through the Cards. Ki-Bi
has been a portfolio company of Siemens Acceleration since September 2003.

Content, such as ringtones, music, video and games for mobile handsets, is
currently distributed mainly by over-the-air downloads into handsets, but there
are technological, logistic and marketing barriers to traditional physical
distribution of such content via retail outlets. Ki-Bi provides a solution for
the physical distribution of mobile content based on a combination of
proprietary consumer electronics devices and central management server systems.

Ki-Bi's Cards enable flexibility for customization and production in mass
volumes, elements which the Directors consider are essential in brand
differentiation and content promotion. During the past two years, Ki-Bi has
established relationships with global leaders in the mobile market such as
Motorola, Ericsson, Orange, O2, Sun and others.

Excellent news and a good day, hopefully this second piece of good news (after Australasia) will start getting Ki-Bi more noticed on peoples radar's.

http://www.totaltele.com/View.aspx?ID=1583&t=1

Ki-Bi Mobile Tech: Agrees Canadian Distribution Deal
Ki-Bi Mobile
12 October 2005
Mobile content distribution specialist Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd. Wednesday said it has concluded an agreement with 'The Source', Canada's largest electronics distributor, to sell Ki-Bi's products via The Source retail stores and to Canada's largest mobile operator Rogers Wireless.

In the first phase, Ki-Bi will produce 100,000 Rogers Wireless branded mobile content cards for distribution throughout The Source's 900 consumer electronics stores, it said.

The Source is Canada's largest retail electronics distributor and exclusively sells Rogers Wireless handsets in its stores. The deal will see the Rogers Wireless Ki-Bi cards offering content such as ringtones and wallpapers as well as links to the Rogers Wireless WAP site.

The deal is Ki-Bi's first in Canada and represents a further geographical expansion for the business following its recent expansions into the U.S. and Australasia, it said.

CEO Ehud Levy said:"The Source is a major player in the Canadian consumer electronics marketplace and this deal associates us with one of the leading consumer brands in the region. It is a win-win situation for all. Through Ki-Bi cards, Rogers Wireless subscribers can get content they want easily and Rogers Wireless will enjoy additional revenues from increased usage."

_______________________________________________________________________

Rogers Wireless Communications Inc. (Rogers Wireless) has offices in Canadian cities from coast to coast. Rogers Wireless operates Canada's largest integrated wireless voice and data network in Canada, providing customers with the benefits of GSM/GPRS - the world standard for wireless communications technology. Rogers Wireless Communications Inc. (TSX: RCM.B; NYSE: RCN) is approximately 56% owned by Rogers Communications Inc., and approximately one-third owned by AT&T Wireless Services, Inc. For more information, visit www.rogers.com/navigate.

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd.
19 October 2005


O2 TO DISTRIBUTE KI-BI CARDS
THROUGH ITS ONLINE CHANNEL


Music content cards to be bundled with leading handsets including, Sony
Ericsson, Nokia, Samsung, and Motorola


Tel Aviv, 19 October 2005, Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies, the mobile content
distribution specialist, today announces that the UK's premier mobile operator,
O2, will bundle Ki-Bi cards across the top four selling handsets currently being sold through its Online channel @
www.o2.co.uk/shop

. Ki-Bi will supply 50,000 cards to be used, in the first instance, across handsets including Samsung, Nokia, Sony Ericsson and Motorola.

The O2 Ki-Bi cards will contain a range of music content from a series of
genre-based cards, covering music styles such as Urban, Dance and Indie/
Alternative. The cards will contain a range of premium rich mobile content such as ringtones, full track music, video clips and official artist voicemail
greetings as well as a link to O2's WAP service O2 Active. Revenues from the
cards will come from premium rate content downloads with income split between
the various parties.

The Ki-Bi mobile content card is a physical device and server platform for the
retail distribution of mobile content. To access content from a Ki-Bi card
customers simply dial the Ki-Bi service, hold their card up to their phone and
press the button on the card relating to the content they wish to receive. The
card then plays an acoustic tone which triggers the download of content to the
phone from the central server.

Richard Cohen, European Sales Director of Ki-Bi, said: 'This deal brings
together high-quality, premium mobile content along with a hugely powerful
distribution channel. Ki-Bi can provide a unique bridge between content
providers and physical distribution channels such as O2 Online, whereby all
parties can maximise their revenues from mobile content sales.'

- Ends -

ENQUIRIES

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies
Ehud Levy +972 3 606 1101

Corfin Communications
Harry Chathli, Neil Thapar +44 20 7929 8989

October new card, second for Singtel.

SingTel MusicVibes IDEAS Card

This card was issued as part of a music campaign MusicVibes, the music label of the IDEAS portal, which belongs to SingTel, Singapore's leading communications carrier.

This weekly-updated card offers 2 free ringtones, and also contains:

► Weekly Top 3 MP3
► Latest Rock Tones - English and Chinese versions
► Latest Pop Tones - English and Chinese versions
► Weekly Music Video - English and Chinese versions
► MusicVibes Portal
► Surprise Me! Bonuses
► Weekly Wallpapers of Chinese and English artists
► IDEAS Wizard - WAP link


Released
October 2005

To see the SingTel Card above in action, go to

http://www.ideas.singtel.com/ideascard/

Don't you think you are flogging a dead horse with this..both here and on iii you seem to be the only one interested and anyway the price has dropped from 98p on day 1 to the present 32p. It's tech, overseas and tiny.

That is what makes it interesting, I am holding now at average of upper 30's and the directors have said after the fall to 50p no business reason for the fall. They are expected to report a good profit for full year ending 31st Dec so the more contract that come in the better, a good EPS figure for full year will be , and they have stated before they are on course for 6M US$ full year revenue (that was before the landmark Canada deal and the Australasia deal ahead of schedule).

For this to get noticed all it will need is a tip or a decent full year profit figure and then away it will go.

A lot of the shares that rise well are not featured on BB's until after they have risen or get tipped (so I am happy to talk to myself at the moment)

Forget to add they have cash in the bank of 40p per share (and you do not even get a cash shell trading at cash or less), so at the present price the business is free and so is some cash, and its now into their busy Q4 where they turn over multi millions.

Good luck. My take on this is that you will need it.

C

Thanks for the good luck wishes, I feel people will notice it when the contracts keep coming in and then a nice profit is posted full year end, so a lump of good luck with that should go down well.

Someone is getting serious, with a 250K buy at 35p !

And a 200K buy as well, so a 200K and a 250K buy yesterday.

More buys coming in and the slack is being taken up, someone got 40K at 34p and 25K at 35.75p today so far.

Online limits are improving so if the buying keeps up then in a few weeks or so if not less the price should start moving up.

A post last week on AFN, I am hoping the move is up !

Wiganer - 27 Oct'05 - 11:48 - 214 of 215
Well, it certainly looks poised for a move one way or the other. Just tried to do a small upbet with IG and they are only taking upbets to close shorts.

Interesting stock....have added to my stockwatch list.

200K buys at mid price today (100 + 50 + 50) so have we had some director buys ?

Reported now that the online limits have come good buy limit greatly reduced to under 10K and sell limit greatly increased to over 10K so there could be some action on KIB soon.

The big mystery buyer has done the job and cleared the overhang in recent weeks.

The big buyer had another 140K today at 34p, this has been going on for some time and can go on for a lot longer I hope, will be interesting to see who it is once they finish their order.

Still allowing sells at 0.5p above bid suggests our large buyer still wants more.

Edited as 2006 forecast needed now.

ever get the feeling u r talking to your self !

Yes, and with the trading statement today I will be talking to myself for another 10 months I can see.

It should take panic drop and it will be an over reaction. What must be remembered is that this listed at 100p, at just over 50p there was a "no business reason for the fall" and now after a few panic sells last thing its 30p.
Cash in the bank in June was equiv to 40p per share, even carrying over the same loss for the second half (which it should not be), they would finish the year with over 30p cash in the bank.
What we should be seeing now is a realisation of the need to carry over key Q4 sales into H1 next year (if you are having a bad year then have a really bad one but end with over 30p cash in the bank and then have a really good 2006) this is in the line of realising key revenue next year.

Therefore my take is that end of year accounts will show 30p per share cash in the bank after year end losses but major sales Q4 05 taken into H1 06 and interims for H1 06 will show a profit.

Should trade now around the cash per share level and will go up depending on the flow of contract news. Not a major panic as its priced in now already and means a good chance to average down now for present holders. With the move of sales revenue into 2006 there should be a lot of interest before interim results but that is some time away now.

At present given some sales and historic burn rate they should have around 35 to 36p cash per share in the bank and I would guess by year end (Dec 31st) around 32 to 33p cash per share in the bank and then rolling into a bumper H1 06 figures should provide quite a run at that time.

The major problems were already highlighted in the earlier gg post as being Phones4U. Tuck them away and look forward to good 06 figures !

We should be getting a lot more major deal news coming through, in some ways they have done the decent thing and told everyone most of this revenue is going to be reported in H1 2006 figures, so do not get too excited and carried away as you have to endure poor 2005 full year figures which will be much lower than expected before you see the monies from the deals to be announced in the coming months at H1 06.

As the earlier CS take said for half year this year, they can go a complete 2 years (10p off cash per half year from the 40p they had in June) with no sales at all and no revenue. They have got sales so the burn for H2 05 will not be the full 10p (this is why I suggest over 30p a share cash at this year end in the bank).

Disappointed a bit, but can understand the reasons, by taking payments in Q1 06 for most deals in Q4 05 it will make 2006 a bumper year (depending on what comes in as H1 2006 revenue from Q4 05 they could be looking at reporting a 1000% revenue increase from H1 2005 to H1 2006 and that makes headlines ;) )

Interesting things I think, some posts this morning on AFN;

PapalPower - 7 Nov'05 - 13:24 - 266 of 269
roodboy what are the on line limits now ? Want to see if that large trade was a buy or a sell, are the limits now very much changed from last week, or the same ?

PapalPower - 7 Nov'05 - 13:28 - 267 of 269
from the move up today you would say its a buy order, so very interested how the on line limits have changed, if at all, from last week. That will be the only pointer to buy to sell as the price can hide it.

roodboy - 7 Nov'05 - 13:57 - 268 of 269
PP
you may well be right about a big buy order being worked through the system
online limits are looking very good - i guess this is what is holding the price up - can sell 10 times more than can buy!
can buy ONLY 3,750
cn sell 37,500


PapalPower - 7 Nov'05 - 14:00 - 269 of 269
I thought the 30p 250K trade was a buy.
Someone is building a big stake in KIB, and why not, as this time next year the price could be more than double after exceptional interims.
Its being disguised by trades at mid and under mid, but its being worked through for someone.

Latest update from www.armshare.com


"In October, agreement was reached with The Source (Canada's largest electronics distributor with 900 stores) to supply 100,000 Rogers Wireless (Canada's largest mobile operator) branded cards offering mobile content such as ringtones. Rogers Wireless handsets are the only make of handset supplied by The Source. Later in the month, mobile operator, O2, agreed to bundle Ki-Bi cards (providing access to mobile content) across its four top selling handsets. Ki-Bi will initially supply 50,000 cards - the customer holds these up to the phone and then presses the button relating to the content required, which is then downloaded to the phone from the central server. Revenues from premium rate content are shared between the various parties involved.

A November update reported that progressing major transactions is taking longer than anticipated, with the result that sales for 2005 will be significantly below the company's perception of market expectations.

Research Standing
A fallen star since its IPO in May 2005, but well financed - worth tracking future progress."

Moving up, three ticks already today, the big buyer must have cleaned out the overhang, so I am hoping now that any buys will cause the price to go up, supply and demand at long last I hope.

Got the moves on today, 10% up already.

Still fair flying up. The good thing on this is there are not many PI holders, and in fact very few under 70p, so if news is coming this could get very spikey.

Some volume in the morning (or prefer some news and some volume in the morning) could yield some surprising gains here. Its the ideal trading situation where you know there is now no overhang, not many holders at low prices and on the edge of a big move.

750K trade late reported must have been a buy to cause the rise today.

Who is this buyer ?

Answering my own question now, as KIB are not a UK head office company, they do not have to report major shareholder trades, so we might never know who the mystery buyer is.

Could be a strong day tomorrow on KIB.

Here is some news from the 7th Nov, not released in the UK but released in Canada on the TSX. The line from Gary Yentin about major projects in the USA is the bit I like.


The TSX Venture Exchange News release for Silverbirch Inc

FOR: SVB

TSX VENTURE SYMBOL: SVB

AND KIB

LSE SYMBOL: KIB

NOVEMBER 7, 2005 - 12:15 ET

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Limited and SilverBirch Inc.
Announce a Mobile Content Provisioning Partnership

TORONTO, Ontario--(CCNMatthews - Nov 7, 2005) -

SilverBirch Inc. (TSX VENTURE:SVB) (SilverBirch) and Ki-Bi(TM) Mobile
Technologies Limited (LSE:KIB) (Ki-Bi) announce today that SilverBirch's
wholly owned subsidiary SilverBirch Studios Inc. and Ki-Bi have entered
into a mobile content provisioning partnership. Under the terms of the
agreement, Ki-Bi will source ringtones, graphics and games from
SilverBirch Studio's library of mobile content for its white-labelled
mobile content cards.

Ki-Bi will launch its first program in Canada with a major consumer
electronics retailer in late November. Ki-Bi provides technological
solutions for wireless operators, consumer brands and retailers to
physically distribute and market content and applications for mobile
handsets.

Gary Yentin, Vice-President of Ki-Bi said, "We are pleased to be working
with SilverBirch. We are impressed by the depth and quality of the
SilverBirch content catalogue. We look forward to expanding this
relationship as we undertake much larger programs in the US."

"This new relationship represents an exciting step forward for
SilverBirch and opens up a new sales channel for SilverBirch mobile
content." said Ian Halliday, Chief Operating Officer of SilverBirch. "We
see potential for this concept as it provides wireless operators,
retailers and consumer facing brands with a simple and cost effective
channel to deliver mobile content to their consumers."

About SilverBirch Inc.

Toronto-based SilverBirch, through its SilverBirch Studios subsidiary,
is a publisher, distributor and developer of wireless entertainment
applications including games, ringtones, images and other content.
SilverBirch's application portfolio is comprised of both original and
licensed intellectual properties and includes Mobiloke, Animal Snap,
Covert Solitaire, El Presidente, Free Cell Block, and others.

About Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd.

Ki-Bi provides innovative technological solutions for physical
distribution and marketing of content and applications for mobile
handsets. The Company's business model is based upon the sale of
electronic content cards ("Cards") and sharing of the revenues from the
content distributed through the Cards. As of May 2005, Ki-Bi is publicly
traded on AIM in London (LSE:KIB).

Content, such as ringtones, music, video and games for mobile handsets,
is currently distributed mainly by over-the-air downloads into handsets,
but there are technological, logistic and marketing barriers to
traditional physical distribution of such content via retail outlets.
Ki-Bi provides a solution for the physical distribution of mobile
content based on a combination of proprietary consumer electronics
devices and central management server systems.

Ki-Bi's Cards enable flexibility for customization and production in
mass volumes, elements which the Directors consider are essential in
brand differentiation and content promotion. During the past two years,
Ki-Bi has established relationships with global leaders in the mobile
market such as Motorola, Ericsson, Orange, O2, Sun Microsystems, Siemens
and others. For more information, please visit www.ki-bi.com

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
SilverBirch, Inc
Ian Halliday,(416)621-6711x25
Email:ihalliday@silverbirchstudios.com
www.silverbirchstudios.com
or
Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies
Laurie Cutts,(617)413-7377
Email:lauriec@ki-bi.com
www.ki-bi.com

Up from the off today.If it gets hit with bigger volume it will fly I think. There are no sellers and no stock atm.

Should find the on line buy limit is tiny and the sell limit is large.

on line limits unchanged today and still pointing toward a serious stock shortage

can buy 1,500
can sell 37,500

Moving up more.

Takeover ? Hostile ? Friendly ? Something is going on !

And still strong and still going up and still on line buy limit is crazily low, all good signs for tomorrow.

A good point from the recent statement.


Ehud Levy, Chief Executive Officer of Ki-Bi, said: "The business has the
potential to deliver significant growth. We are in talks with leading brands in the entertainment industry, retailers and mobile operators are seeking to
distribute mobile content through physical formats. The Company hopes to
announce further significant deals over the next few weeks."

I PARTICULARY LIKE THIS BIT FROM THE LAST TRADING STATEMENT....

The Candadian Landmark deal (12th Oct), is now by the 7th Nov Silverbirch deal, in effect called small, as the quote from Gary Yentin says "much larger projects in the USA" !


Gary Yentin, Vice-President of Ki-Bi said, "We are pleased to be working
with SilverBirch. We are impressed by the depth and quality of the
SilverBirch content catalogue. We look forward to expanding this
relationship as we undertake much larger programs in the US."

Moving up again, and the spread closing down, could and should move up again soon.

There we go, more to come, they still cannot get any sellers (most holders are locked in 80p to 100p)

ONLINE LIMITS SHOW A COMPLETE LACK OF FLOATING STOCK...

BUY 1.5K @ FULL 45P
SELL 25K @ 41P....

Wonderful to watch this move up, keeps going and they cannot get any real sellers

Very big buys gone through but the price has not moved up,lets see,but thanks for the tip.

Reported on the media now "vague rumours of 50p per share offer for KIB"

Thats too low for my liking and will limit my profits, but lets see.

My suspicions of a hostile attack might be right. The MM's and whoever it is probably leaked the 50p story to the media, to try to limit the price movement upwards and get some sells out.

See what happens on Monday, but last week was a great week !



Statement re. Press Comment

RNS Number:0406U
Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd.
11 November 2005
Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd
("Ki-Bi" or "the Company")

Press Speculation

Further to recent Press speculation, Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd announces
that it has not received any approach regarding an offer for the Company.

Enquiries:
Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd.
Ehud Levy, Chief Executive + 972 3 606 1111
Corfin Communications
Harry Chathli, Neil Thapar + 44 20 7929 8989

RNS Number:3097U
Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd.
17 November 2005


17 November 2005

Kibi Mobile Technologies Ltd
(Ki-Bi or "the Company")

Notification of Interest in Shares

Ki-Bi has today received written notification dated 16 November 2005 that
Emblaze Ltd. is the registered holder of 5,088,469 shares in the Company,
representing 24.95 per cent. of the issued share capital of the Company.


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END
HOLPKOKBPBDDODD

November 30, 2005 01:14 PM US Eastern Timezone

Ki-Bi(TM) Wins Top Mobile Marketing Association Industry Award; Ki-Bi Recognized by the Mobile Marketing Association as EMEA's (Europe, Middle East and Africa) Best for Innovation


Link : Link Here

Hey papal power not heard of this one, are you still keen on vislink and leadcom? I'm concerned about the lack of volume leadcom gets and that it's doubled in the last few months but I was buoyed by the ICs article on it. I like vislink's chart, I see there was some dd today.

Saintserf, KIB is doing ok, but can see continued weakness on them until we get full year figures out of the way and move into interims 06, still a long way away.

VLK yes, but presently brokers have a hold rating, and its one that is valued fairly, but that will move up on a big contract win, and of course after that a broker upgrade.

Leadcom, still bullish on LEAD, the trading update should be in the next 14 days, all pointers are positive, its a growing company, and the price does not reflect that growth at present I think, so I see upside coming to LEAD soon.

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd.
05 December 2005


Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies

('Ki-Bi' or 'the Company')



VIRGIN MOBILE TO TRIAL KI-BI CARDS IN RETAIL DISTRIBUTION OF MOBILE CONTENT

Virgin Mobile to trial Ki-Bi cards with selected handsets in Q1 06


5 December, 2005: Mobile content distribution specialist Ki-Bi announces that
Virgin Mobile, the UK's leading mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) with more
than 4 million customers*, is to bundle Ki-Bi cards with selected handsets to
assess retail distribution of mobile content.

The Ki-Bi card is a physical device and server platform for the distribution of
mobile content. To access content from a Ki-Bi card, customers simply dial the

Ki-Bi service number, hold their card up to their phone and press the button
relating to the content they wish to receive. An acoustic tone is played which
triggers the download of content to the phone from the content server.

In the post-Christmas promotion period, Virgin Mobile will distribute Ki-Bi
cards to purchasers of targeted handsets sold in its Virgin Mobile Stores
(within Virgin Megastores). Virgin Mobile customers will be able to access
mobile content such as ringtones, wallpapers, games and more. In addition, the
cards will contain a button driving users to Virgin Mobile Bites, the company's
suite of value-added services.

Richard Cohen, European Sales Director of Ki-Bi, said: 'Virgin Mobile is one of
the most dynamic and exciting operators in the UK, and this project demonstrates
its position as one of the market leaders in consumer innovation. Also, this is
an affirmation of Ki-Bi's strategy in assisting mobile operators and content
aggregators to find alternative methods of reaching out to their subscriber
base.'

John Conlon, Marketing Manager of Virgin Mobile, said: 'the Ki-Bi cards are a
great tool for facilitating the consumer download of mobile content. We know
there's an appetite for this content out there and the Ki-Bi cards are an
innovative way of introducing consumers to it in an easy-to-use manner. By
bundling the cards with selected phones we are introducing new customers to
mobile content with a view to encouraging their ongoing usage.'

-ends-

from UK-analyst.com

The shares in Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies firmed 5.5p to 41p after news that Virgin Mobile is to bundle Ki-Bi cards buoyed investor sentiment. The company said that the cards would be bundled with selected handsets to assess retail distribution of mobile content. The Ki-Bi card is a physical device and server platform for the distribution of mobile content. Virgin Mobile will distribute Ki-Bi cards to purchasers of targeted handsets sold in its Virgin Mobile Stores. Virgin Mobile customers will be able to access mobile content such as ringtones, wallpapers and games.

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd.
12 December 2005
Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd. ('Ki-Bi' or 'the Company')
KI-BI EXPANDS INTO GERMANY

Ki-Bi partnership with Brand Your World to target German mobile market

December 12, 2005, Tel Aviv: Ki-Bi, the mobile content distribution specialist,
today announces its expansion into the German market through a key partnership
with Brand Your World, a communications and brand marketing company. Under the
agreement, Brand Your World will gain the rights to resell the Ki-Bi cards(TM)
and the Ki-Bi mobile content distribution platform within Germany, Austria and
Switzerland.

Brand Your World is a Munich-based communication and brand marketing consultancy focusing on three key areas: cultural marketing, music marketing and innovation.
The deal with Ki-Bi will enable it to leverage its existing partner portfolio
and customer base in Germany in order to sell the Ki-Bi cards(TM) as an integral part of brand communication campaigns.


The Ki-Bi mobile content card is a physical device and server platform for the
retail distribution of mobile content. To access content from a Ki-Bi card
customers simply dial the Ki-Bi service, hold their card up to their phone and
press the button relating to the content they wish to receive. An acoustic tone is played which triggers the download of content to the phone from the central server.

Richard Cohen, European Sales Director, Ki-Bi said: 'The German mobile market is well developed and offers significant opportunities for the Ki-Bi platform.
Brand Your World is an established player in this area and we see it as the
partner of choice to address this marketplace.'


Florian Wupperfeld, Partner at Brand Your World, said: 'The Ki-Bi cards(TM) are
an innovative and exciting new development in the distribution of mobile content and we see them as a key new channel for brand communications and direct marketing. Germany already has a flourishing mobile content market and, by introducing a compelling and easy-to-use way to access this content, we hope to make real inroads into it.'

-ends-

ENQUIRIES

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd
Ehud Levy +972 3 606 1101

ehud@ki-bi.com

Corfin Communications
Harry Chathli, Clare Irvine +44 20 7929 8989

hchathli@corfinpr.com

Emblaze Ltd
13 December 2005


Emblaze Mobile Acquires Strategic Interest in
Global Telecoms Distribution Plc

Emblaze Mobile gains direct access to major network operators
including 3, O2, Orange, T-Mobile, Vodafone and others


Ra'anana, Israel, December 13, 2005: Emblaze Ltd, the next generation telecom
vendor group, announces that Emblaze Mobile, its mobile handset design and
manufacturing subsidiary, has acquired a strategic interest in Global Telecoms
Distribution plc. Impact on cash from group reserves is negligible.

GTD is one of Europe's leading distributors of multimedia handsets with a 3 1/2
year trading history and 100 staff operating mainly from the UK with offices and
operations across Europe. The business enjoys long-term relationships with major
retail, distance-sales and independent dealer channel partners, as well as
networks including 3, O2, Orange, T-Mobile, Vodafone and others.

The Company is managed by a highly experienced management team led by John
Drinkwater, managing director, and Jim Mann, finance director.


Rationale for the transaction

The transaction is in line with Emblaze Mobile's strategy to become a major
supplier of advanced handsets to European mobile network operators and is
expected to provide the company with greater control and flexibility over its
handset distribution as well as enhance its revenue and margins over time.

In addition, the deal will provide Emblaze Mobile with access to GTD's customer
base and European network of operator clients. As a result, the deal will
accelerate Emblaze Mobile's expansion in Europe as its prime target market.

Commenting on the deal Laurence Alexander, chief executive of Emblaze Mobile,
said: 'The purchase of a strategic stake in GTD is part of our mission to bring
Emblaze's advanced mobile technologies and handsets to the European consumers
and is another major step in creating long term value for our shareholders.'


Enquiries:

Emblaze
Doron Cohen / Hagit Gal + 972 9 7699831 / 339

Corfin Communications
Harry Chathli, Neil Thapar + 44 20 7929 8989

Global Telecoms Distribution
Bruce Welland +44 1992 825825


About The Emblaze Group (Emblaze LTD)

Emblaze Ltd is a group of companies sharing a common mission to provide telecom
operators with technologies, products and solutions for next generation
services: Emblaze Mobile, a new breed in handsets design and manufacturing;
Adamind (LSE: ADA), a global leader in content adaptation (transcoding) for
wireless operators; Visual Defence (LSE: VDI), a provider of wireless and IP
video solutions for military and homeland security markets; Emblaze VCON, is a
leading provider of wireless video communications technologies and conferencing
solutions for operators and enterprise markets over IP networks and Orca
Interactive (LSE: ORCA), provider of Interactive Television IPTV middleware for
Video On Demand (VOD) and broadcast services, aimed at Telecom, cable and xDSL
operators.

Emblaze Group is traded on the London Stock Exchange (LSE: BLZ) since 1996 and
has offices in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, China, Korea and
Israel.
www.Emblaze.com


About Emblaze Mobile

Emblaze Mobile was founded in 2001. It is headquartered in London with operating
facilities in Israel as well as design and production capabilities in Korea. It
is part of Emblaze group of companies which share a common mission to provide
Telecom operators with technologies, products and solutions for next generation
services. Emblaze Mobile produces media-rich handsets with sophisticated voice
and data solutions that are individual, cool and stylish. Emblaze Mobile knows
that its customers are sophisticated individuals who have busy lifestyles, and
need multimedia devices which are precisely tailored, simple, stylish and
versatile to meet their different and constantly changing needs. These
innovative devices offer operators the ability to provide additional value-added
services and a richer, even more intuitive, multimedia experience.

www.EmblazeMobile.com


About Global Telecoms Distribution Plc

Global Telecoms Distribution plc manage the distribution of a wide range of
technical/telecoms products (mobile devices, accessories and entertainment
hardware) and services (including fixed and mobile telecoms) to the global
business and consumer market through a wide range of sales channels.

GTD offers a superior level of service that comes from more than 12 years of
experience in this field. The company has highly skilled people and robust
systems enabling professional relationships to be maintained and developed with
new and existing business partners.



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RNS Number:9247V
Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd.
20 December 2005


Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd ("Ki-Bi" or "the Company")

AGREEMENT WITH THE CARPHONE WAREHOUSE FOR VALENTINE'S PROMOTION

20 December, 2005: Mobile content distribution specialist Ki-Bi today announces
a deal with the UK's leading mobile retailer, The Carphone Warehouse ("CPW").
Under the terms of the contract, Ki-Bi will provide CPW with 100,000 specially
created CPW branded Ki-Bi cards.

The deal covers two specially created Ki-Bi card types. The first is an
anonymous SMS Ki-Bi card whereby the purchaser will be able to use the card to
send a selection of SMS chat up lines to the object of their affection, entirely anonymously. The second card is intended as a gifting opportunity; a purchaser will be able to customise the content on the card with a selection of their own recorded greetings and clues to their identity, before gifting the card to their choice of Valentine.

The Ki-Bi card is a physical device and server platform for the distribution of
mobile content. To access content from a Ki-Bi card, customers simply dial the
Ki-Bi service number, hold their card up to their phone and press the button
relating to the content of their choice. An acoustic tone is played which
triggers the download of content to the phone from the content server.

Richard Cohen, European Sales Director, Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies, said: "These
two applications really demonstrate the versatility of the Ki-Bi platform. By
offering these creative Ki-Bi treatments, The Carphone Warehouse will be able to put mobile content and communication at the heart of an enjoyable and romantic Valentine's experience."

Jonathan Hook, Strategic Development Director, The Carphone Warehouse, said:
"These cards will give our customers a new and fun way of using their mobile as
part of Valentine's Day. They can either send the object of their affection an
anonymous chat up SMS or else they can give their Valentine a customised Ki-Bi
card as a gift."

-ends-

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd.
04 January 2006



Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd ('Ki-Bi' or 'the Company')

LIVERPOOL FC AND CHELSEA FC MOBILE CONTENT CARDS TO BE SUPPLIED BY KI-BI FOR
ORANGE
Premier Football club branded Ki-Bi cards to be distributed to Orange customers

4 January 2006, Mobile content distribution specialist Ki-Bi today announces a
deal with Orange to produce football-club-branded mobile content cards for
distribution to the mobile network operator's customers. The cards, branded as
either Chelsea FC or Liverpool FC, will allow Orange customers who are fans of
these clubs to download exclusive mobile content direct to their mobile phones.

The Chelsea and Liverpool Ki-Bi cards will be sent via direct mail to Orange
customers who have either registered for SMS sports alerts or who are known fans of either of the teams. The content on the cards will be distributed as premium downloads, generating revenues from the fans each time they use the Ki-Bi cards.
The cards will be launched to coincide with the start of the European Champions
League Finals, to which both Chelsea and Liverpool have qualified, in February
2006.

Richard Cohen, European Sales Director, Ki-Bi, said: 'This is a great
application for our cards - football clubs have huge potential for mobile
content, whether that be video, ringtones or wallpapers. Traditionally, this
sort of content would be accessed via a WAP portal from the handset; however by
using the Ki-Bi card, Orange will be able to simplify the download process
resulting in increased download volumes.'

Steve Wallage, Commercial Manager for Sports, Orange UK, said: 'The Ki-Bi card
is a truly innovative solution to the challenge of delivering mobile content to
consumers. By using the cards in conjunction with the Chelsea and Liverpool
brands we hope to offer our customers something that is of real value to them.
As well as directly generating revenue through premium downloads, the cards also offer consumers an easy introduction into the world of mobile content, something that has been proved to have a knock on effect on their ongoing consumption.'

-ends-

ENQUIRIES
Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd
Ehud Levy +972 3 606 1111

ehud@ki-bi.com

Corfin Communications
Harry Chathli, Clare Irvine +44 20 7929 8989

hchathli@corfinpr.com

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd.
10 January 2006


Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd. ('Ki-Bi' or 'the Company')
DIRECTORATE CHANGE

10 January 2006


At an EGM of the Company held on 4 January 2006 shareholders of Ki-Bi approved
resolutions to appoint five new Directors to the Board. The meeting had been
requisitioned and the resolutions proposed by Emblaze Ltd., which holds 24.95
per cent. of the issued share capital of Ki-Bi.

The new Directors of Ki-Bi are:

David Leichner, 43, until recently was the VP Marketing of Unipier Ltd. Mr.
Leichner joined Unipier Ltd. from Magic Software Enterprises Ltd. (NASDAQ: MGIC)
('Magic'), where he was Vice President of Worldwide Marketing from 1998 to 2004.
At Magic, Mr. Leichner was responsible for creating and executing that company's
marketing strategy and building the global marketing organisation that forms the
foundation for Magic's product and market penetration. Prior to Magic, Mr.
Leichner held various international marketing management and technical positions
at Information Builders, Bezeq Communications, and TRW Space and Defense
Systems. Mr. Leichner holds a BA in Computer Science and an MBA in
International Business.

Naamit Salomon, 41, is the Vice President, Finance of Formula Systems Ltd. and
has served in such position since August 1997. Ms. Salomon also serves as a
director of Magic Software Enterprises Ltd., Sapiens International and
BluePhoenix Solutions Ltd. From 1990 to August 1997, Ms. Salomon was a
controller of two large, privately held companies in the Formula Group. Ms.
Salomon holds a BA degree in economics and business administration from Ben
Gurion University and an LL.M. degree from the Bar-Ilan University

Mr Leichner and Ms Salomon have been appointed as 'external directors', as
defined by Israeli Companies Law 1999.

Tal Barnoach, 42, is an expert in the areas of enterprise software and the
Internet. Since 1994 Mr. Barnoach has served as CEO & Chairman (founder) of
S.E.A Multimedia and led that company's IPO in London in 1996. In 1999 Mr.
Barnoach was appointed Chairman of Orca Interactive Ltd., a public company
traded on AIM. From 2000 and until 2003, Mr. Barnoach was the Chairman of
iCognito and Dotomi. In 2002 he co-founded BeInSync, a company that developed a
secure peer to peer synchronisation solution and he is serving as the CEO of
that company.

Eli Reifman, 35, is CEO and controlling shareholder in Emblaze Group. As one of
the Emblaze founders (formerly GEO Interactive Media Group Ltd.) he took part in
leading that company through its growth stages from the early startup phase to
the publicly traded, global corporation it is today. He is currently managing
the Emblaze group of companies producing and developing software, next
generation telecom infrastructure solutions and manufacturing mobile phones.

Guy Shimon Bernstein, 37, was appointed CFO and member of the Board of Directors
of Emblaze Ltd. in April 2004. Prior to joining Emblaze, Mr. Bernstein served as
Chief Financial and Operations Officer of Magic Software Enterprises (NASDAQ:
MGIC) ('Magic'), a position he had held since 1999. At Magic, Mr. Bernstein's
responsibilities included the overseeing of all finance operations, legal and M&
A worldwide including, budget planning, sales forecasting, board and SEC
reporting and investors relationship. Guy joined Magic from Kost, Forer Gabbay &
Kasierer, a member of Ernst & Young Global, where he acted as senior manager
from 1994 to 1997. Mr. Bernstein is a Certified Licensed Public Accountant and
holds a BA in Accounting.

The new Directors have held the following directorships or partnerships in the
past 5 years:

David Leichner

Current Past

MobileMax Ltd. None
Israel Mobile Association

Naamit Salomon

Current Past

Magic Software Enterprises Ltd. None
BluePhoenix Solutions Ltd.
Sapiens International Corporation N.V.

Tal Barnoach

Current Past

BeInSync Ltd. Dotomi Ltd.
ICognito Ltd.



Eli Reifman

Current Past

Emblaze Ltd. Orca Interactive Ltd.
Emblaze Mobile Ltd. Innostream Inc.
Emblaze Mobile (UK) Ltd. Visual Defence Ltd.
Emblaze-VCON Ltd. Adamind Ltd.
Emblaze Mo-Zes Ltd.
Smart Content Ltd.
Vector Ventures Management Ltd.

Guy Bernstein

Current Past

Emblaze Ltd. Orca Interactive Ltd.
Emblaze Mobile Ltd. Innostream Inc.
Emblaze Mobile (UK) Ltd. Visual Defence Ltd.
Emblaze-VCON Ltd. Adamind Ltd.
Emblaze Mo-Zes Ltd. Magic Software Enterprises GMBH
Smart Content Ltd. Magic Software Enterprises Netherlands BV
Vector Ventures Management Ltd. Magic Software Enterprises Inc.
Magic Software Enterprises (UK) Ltd.
NextStep Infotech Prt. Ltd.
CoreTech Consulting Group Inc.
CoreTech Consulting Group LLC
Magic Beheer BV
Magic Software Enterprises India Pvt. Ltd.
Magic Software Enterprises Spain
Magic Software Enterprises Italy S.R.I.
Magic Rental Technologies International Rentpro Ltd.
Magic Software Enterprises (Israel) Ltd.
Magic Benelux BV
Advanced Answer on Demand Inc.

There are no further details specified by Schedule 2 (g) iii-viii of the AIM
Rules to be disclosed by the new Directors.

At the EGM shareholders also approved a resolution to remove Dr. Ingo Potthof as
a Director of the Company.


For further information:

Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd +972 3 606 1111
Ehud Levy

ehud@ki-bi.com

Corfin Communications +44 20 7929 8989
Harry Chathli, Clare Irvine

hchathli@corfinpr.com

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April 03, 2006 01:00 PM US Eastern Timezone
Ki-Bi Announces CTIA Wireless 2006 Ki-Bi Card(TM); Branded Cards Distribute Content on Behalf of AOL, Reuters, USATODAY.com & More
CTIA Wireless 2006
LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 3, 2006--Mobile content distribution specialist Ki-Bi Mobile (LSE:KIB) Technologies announced today that it will be distributing Ki-Bi cards this week at the CTIA Wireless event in Las Vegas, Nevada. The CTIA branded Ki-Bi cards(TM) are targeted at show attendees and feature the best in mobile content from leading brands - Reuters, AOL, USATODAY.com, Spinfone, Impact Mobile, and SilverBirch Studios. The CTIA Wireless Ki-Bi cards will be presented to attendees at registration and at the Ki-Bi CTIA Booth #5617.


By using the Ki-Bi card, attendees have access to a variety of content and applications including the latest news from Reuters and USATODAY.com and AOL Mobile Web to make connections with AIM(R), AOL(R) Mail and Mobile Search Services. In addition, attendees will also have access to fun applications - they can brush up on their gaming skills with Black Jack and Poker Tips, experience Karaoke for their mobile phone and participate in a text to win contest worth $10,000 in cash.

Gary Yentin, Vice President of Business Development, Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies, said: "The CTIA Wireless Ki-Bi card brings together, high-quality, premium mobile content and applications along with a powerful physical distribution channel. Ki-Bi's unique platform enables mobile content and applications companies to maximize their revenues by providing their target audience with a fast and easy way to download their content."

Stephen Smyth, Vice President of Reuters Media, said, "We are delighted that the CTIA audience will be able to access our mobile site (mobile.reuters.com) using the Ki-Bi card. The unique delivery method makes it extremely easy for people to access Reuters up-to-the minute news and information. We're very excited about the potential of this new distribution channel; the CTIA card is the third initiative we've partnered with Ki-Bi on to distribute Reuters content."

Matti Zinder, CEO Spin3, said: "Our new relationship with Ki-Bi represents an exciting step forward for Spin3 and opens up a new and targeted sales channel for our play-for-fun network casino games and content. The Ki-Bi cards provide us with an innovative, flexible and attention grabbing way of attracting the CTIA audience to Spin3's broad and unique content offering."

Gary Schwartz, President and CEO of Impact Mobile said: "Across North America, the brands and agencies we work with are complimenting online interactive with a mobile "offline interactive" strategy: allowing their consumers to click when they don't have a mouse. Impact Mobile is excited to work with Ki-Bi's technology as another solution simplifying the offline interactive experience for the consumer and the brand."

The Ki-Bi card is a physical device and server platform for the distribution of mobile content. To access content from a Ki-Bi card, customers simply dial the Ki-Bi phone number, hold the card up to their phone and press the button on the card relating to the content of their choice. An acoustic tone is played which triggers the download of content to the phone from the content server.

About Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies

Ki-Bi provides innovative technological solutions for physical distribution and marketing of content and applications for mobile handsets. The Company's business model is based upon the sale of electronic content cards ("Cards") and sharing of the revenues from the content distributed through the Cards. Ki-Bi became publicly traded on AIM in London in May 2005 (LSE: KIB).

Content such as ringtones, music, video and games for mobile handsets is currently distributed mainly by over-the-air downloads into handsets, but there are technological, logistic and marketing barriers to traditional physical distribution of such content via retail outlets. Ki-Bi provides a solution for the tangible distribution of mobile content based on a combination of proprietary consumer electronics devices and central management server systems.

The Ki-Bi card, with its high perceived value and mass market appeal, is specifically designed to lead mobile content product categories in the retail and promotional space. During the past two years, Ki-Bi has established relationships with global leaders in the mobile market such as Motorola, Ericsson, Orange, O2, Sun Microsystems, Siemens and others.

For more information, please visit www.ki-bi.com.