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14 November 2003

Nov 14 2003
Press Release

trakm8 signs £1m order as demand rises for tracking technology

UK  producer  of  affordable  advanced  tracking  technology  trakm8  place  a  £1m  order  with
manufacturing  partner  Cemgraft  to  cater  for  demand.   Cemgraft  manufacture  the  T2002-GPRS
telematics  hardware  platform,  the  core  of  the  trakm8  vehicle  tracking  and  security  solution.   The
increasing development highlights the mounting demand for the trakm8 hardware platform in the UK
and the rest of the World.

trakm8  see  the  market  is  set  to  double by  2005  due  to  more  affordable  platforms  and  greater
technical reliability.  trakm8 are determined to be the leaders in this market place and this new order
demonstrates  a  faith  in  the high  quality  of  our  platform.  A  faith  that  is  shared  by  our  customers
from as  far apart as South Africa, Finland and  the Seychelles  to  the home market and Europe who
have purchased thousands of trakm8 units in the first 6 months of trading this year.  
trakm8 have addressed telematics market?s concerns by focusing on the key issues of affordability,
reliability, data  cost  and  low power  consumption.  The  trakm8  telematics hardware platform  takes
advantage of the highly advanced GPRS cellular network.  GPRS enables live data transmission that
is many times cheaper than SMS.  The advanced low power modes available on trakm8 ensure that
it will  continue  to  secure  your  assets  even  if  it  has  been  disconnected  from  the  vehicle  battery. 
trakm8  combines  proven  hardware  reliability with  an  advanced  set  of  user  features  to  create  the
ultimate safety, security and tracking solution. 

Note  to  editors:   trakm8  Limited  is  a  leading  telematics  provider,  based  in  Shaftesbury,  Dorset. 
Building on the success of the original TrakM8 platform, in May 2003 the company launched a GPRS
enabled telematics solution that delivers reliability, low power consumption and low data cost known
as the T2002-GPRS.
Hughie Haughton, Business Development Manager at Cemgraft and Cary Knapton, trakm8 Managing Director display
the £1m order.