MONTREAL, May 12, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Satelinx International Inc.(Pink Sheets:SLXI), a global provider of satellite vehicle tracking services, announced today that it had received an order for 10,000 tracking units and a master operating software license from a Malaysian group whom will be operating the Satelinx Malaysia franchise. The deal is valued at more than $10,200,000 over three years with 35% paid on delivery.
"We believe the Malaysian market will grow to over 100,000 units in the next three years and provide our company with very strong growth," said Sam Grinfeld, President, Satelinx International. "The Malaysia deal is another of many recent examples of our commitment to expanding worldwide and to becoming a global leader in mobile safety and security solutions."
About Satelinx
Satelinx International Inc. provides satellite vehicle tracking units that integrates GSM/GPS/GPRS wireless technologies and the Internet to deliver wireless vehicle tracking and location services. Satelinx seeks to be recognized as the world leader in providing safety and security solutions on a global scale in a cost-effective manner for vehicle owner, trucking or private vehicle fleet and insurance companies.
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