Latest Major Deals and Agreements :

23rd Jan 2006 : "CPW Deal : CPW Deal Link

4th Jan 2006 : "Orange Deal : Orange Deal Link

20th Dec 2005 : "Carphone Warehouse Deal : C.P.W. Link

12th Dec 2005 : "Brand Your World" deal : German Link

5th Dec 2005 : Virgin Mobile Deal : Virgin Link

28th Nov 2005 : South Africa Deal : South Africa Link

7th Nov 2005 New agreement with Silverbirch Inc in Canada
Link : Silverbirch Link

19th Oct 2005 New agreement with 02
Link : O2 Link

12th Oct 2005 Landmark Canadian Deal
Link : Canadian Deal

30th Sept 2005 : Australasia agreement
Link : Australasia Agreement


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

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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.'
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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/
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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.