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CAPITAL STRUCTURE AS OF MARCH 2015
TSX Venture: PKK
Pink Sheets: PKKFF
Shares Outstanding:
139.9 Million
52 Week H/L:
$0.08/$0.01
Warrants:
30.4 Million
Options:
11.8 Million
Fully Diluted:
182.1 Million
Market Capitalization:
$2.8 Million
ABOUT
PEAK POSITIONING TECHNOLOGIES INC.
ABOUT LONGKEY SOFTWARE
Peak Positioning Technologies Inc. (TSXV:  Private IT company based in Wuxi, China
PKK, Pink Sheets: PKKFF) (“Peak”) is an IT
 Co-founded in 2007 by two North Ameriportfolio management company that
cans of Chinese decent
aims to deliver value to its shareholders

by assembling a portfolio of high-growth 3 product lines offered in partnership
with China Telecom (china’s largest teleprojects and companies in the mobile, e- com service provider) and the Industrial
Commerce, and cloud-computing spaces and Commercial Bank of China (the
in North America and China.
world’s largest bank)
 Recurring revenue model with potential
Peak has entered into an agreement with to generate over CAD$40 billion in annual
LongKey Hong Kong Limited, a Hong revenues
Kong based holding company and the
ABOUT PEAK’S ACQUISITION OF LONGKEY
LONGKEY PRODUCT LINES
parent company of LongKey Software
 Peak will acquire a 51% controlling
Limited (“LongKey”), to acquire 100% of
Cloud-computing
business
interest in LongKey in a transaction to
LongKey outstanding securities, starting
management software
be closed in Q2 2015.
with the acquisition of a 51% controlling
(BM)
interest in LongKey.
 In exchange for the 51% interest in
Product Launch date:
Oct. 2008
LongKey, Peak will contribute $1.6M to
2014 Revenues:
$2M
LongKey’s working cap and issued 82M
Peak shares to LongKey’s shareholders.
Internet Financial Services
e-commerce product pro-  Peak is raising up to $3.5M in capital to
curement system (IFS)
be closed concurrent to a 5:1 consolidation of its outstanding securities and
Product Launch date:
Feb. 2013
its acquisition of LongKey.
2014 Revenues:
$1M
 Following the acquisition of the 51%
interest in LongKey, Peak will have 24
Cloud-computing commonths to acquire the remaining 49%
munity management
software (SC)
of LongKey by contributing an additional $9.8M to LongKey’s working cap
Product Launch date:
Mar. 2014
over that period.
2014 Revenues:
$600K
WHY INVEST IN PEAK
 LongKey’s exceptional growth potential:
 Limited execution risk:
400 manufacturers signed up on IFS
ICBC has 2.8M manufacturing clients, givwith 5,000 on standby among ICBC
ing LongKey’s IFS offering the potential to
clients. Demand created by fact that
generate over $40 billion in annual recurretailers who use the platform can
ring revenues
qualify for loans from ICBC.
 Limited technology risk:
Proven business model with 3 product
lines up and running, based on simple
technologies used in other countries.
China Telecom services over 32,000 communities, giving LongKey’s community
management application the potential to
generate over $1.1 billion in annual recurring revenues
PROJECTED POST LONGKEY ACQUISITION
CAPITAL STRUCTURE
# of
Shares
% of
Total
Issued and outstanding
(March 2015)
Capital raise
(assuming $2.5M equity raise)
140M
40.4%
125M
36.0%
Issued to LongKey shareholders
82M
23.6%
Total post-acquisition issued and
outstanding
Total issued and outstanding
after 5:1 consolidation
347M
100.0%
69.4M 100.0%
PRODUCT OFFERING, REVENUE MODEL AND MARKET
POTENTIAL OVERVIEW
IFS
IFS is a product procurement system to
facilitate product order and capture data
between retailers and ICBC’s manufacturing clients. By using the system, retailers
are able to qualify for loans from ICBC.
 Manufacturers pay LongKey an annual
fee of $1,800 to participate in the program
 Retailers pay LongKey an annual registration fee of $180 to use the system
 ICBC’s 2.8M manufacturing clients
could bring as many as 224M retail
partners to the IFS program.
KEY OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF PEAK AND LONGKEY
Charles-André Tessier, Chairman of Peak
Business lawyer with extensive experience working with private and public company
clients operating in various sectors, including IT, telecom, life sciences and manufacturing. He sits on the board of a number of private and public companies and non-profit
organizations. He is also a former president of the Québec Association of Secretaries
and General Counsels and has sat on the Executive Committee of the Association of
Canadian General Counsel.
Johnson Joseph, President & CEO of Peak
Business executive with over 15 years of experience in IT. Former VP of Product Development and Operations of a Montreal-based e-commerce portal. He was credited with
designing a reconciliation and financial settlement system, certified by TorontoDominion Bank’s VISA division, which was instrumental in becoming the first Canadian
entity authorized by Visa International to have the sales proceeds of multiple retailers
be deposited into a common bank account under the authority of a third party.
Laval Bolduc, CFO of Peak
CPA and CA with over 35 years of experience in finance, information management, contract negotiation, income tax and auditing. Has managed public-private partnership outsourcing projects worth more than $500 million on behalf of Infrastructure Quebec. He
is also the former VP, Financial Planning at DMR Group Inc., an information management and technology firm.
Alex Wang, CEO of LongKey
Business executive and co-founder of LongKey. Spent nearly two decades in Silicon Valley where he held various management positions with companies including Microsoft,
Ericsson and LG Electronics. Under his leadership, LongKey has managed to develop
important partnerships with some of the largest state-owned entities in China.
SC
Liang Qiu, CTO of LongKey
Software engineer and co-founder of LongKey. Inventor of the NetCore e-commerce
and Web engine as a tool to help businesses quickly build and publish dynamic B2B and
B2C e-commerce Websites. Today, the NetCore engine is a key component of LongKey’s
The SC software is an application de- UISP cloud technology, which powers many of LongKey’s product offerings.
signed for China’s residential community
management companies. It allows community management companies to communicate with community residents, colLONGKEY ACTUAL AND TARGET REVENUES
lect data from community residents,
transmit data to various government department systems, and manage several
(in millions of CAD$)
residential community services such as
public sanitation services and security
patrols.
3.8
100.0
 Community management companies,
subsidized by Chinese government,
pay LongKey a monthly fee of $2,900
17.1
80.0
to access and use the software.
 China Telecom’s clients include more
than 32,000 community management
BM
60.0
companies.
3.3
SC
40.0
73.7
IFS
6.9
BM
20.0
-
2.0
0.6
1.0
2014
2.9
1.7
6.4
29.0
BM is a suite of business management
applications comprised of several modules to allow for daily management of
business operations. Some of the modules available include, office automation,
inventory management, and HR management.
For more information, please contact:
 Clients select the modules they want
and pay LongKey a monthly fee, depending on the modules selected, to
access the applications in the cloud.
Peak Positioning Technologies Inc.
Johnson Joseph, CEO
T: 514-340-7775 x 501
E: [email protected]
For more information, please visit:
www.longkeysoft.com
www.peakpositioning.com
CHF Investor Relations
Cathy Hume, CEO
T: 416-868-1079 x 231
E: [email protected]
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Carl Desjardins, Managing Partner
T: 514-341-0408
E: [email protected]