for China Mobile

• DMX to localize KDDI’s successful Android shopfront for PRC’s market

• Targeting China Mobile’s 600 million subscriber base

•

in-app purchasesTo target revenue from application downloads, monthly subscriptions and

Singapore, 15 September 2011 – DMX Technologies Group Limited, (“DMX”, “

宏 天 科 技

” or the

“Group”), a leading integrated network infrastructure and digital media solutions provider, will be

assisting its parent company, KDDI, in the opening of an Android store in China Mobile’s Mobile

Market (MM). This entails localizing the content of applications from KDDI and other developers

to suit its Chinese audience and marketing the service to end-users.

China Mobile is the biggest mobile operator in China with more than 600 million subscribers.

With China and India poised to underpin much of the application download growth in Asia-

Pacific

Mobile and to capture the revenue in the future.

The revenue model is the same as that of existing mobile markets where each application is

priced individually and the subscriber is charged for each download. The revenue is split

between DMX and China Mobile, with KDDI in turn splitting the revenue with content providers

and other related parties. Other billing options such as monthly subscription fees and in-app

purchases will also be offered.

KDDI is not new to the Android mobile market. It currently has more than 7,200 Android

applications on its own Android mobile market, the

pursuit of a share of the China Android mobile market. Starting from September, KDDI will

publish 22 Android applications on China Mobile’s MM. Amongst the popular applications are

Kisekae Touch, an application that allows users to customize themes on their phones and au

Smart Sports Run & Walk, a health and fitness application that incorporates personalized

workout regimes.

KDDI has a captive audience of the existing 80 million registered subscribers of the China

Mobile MM, given that stores on the MM have exclusive reach to China Mobile handset owners.

At the same time, China Mobile’s MM differentiates itself from other local players by adopting a

store concept that is publisher-centric. This provides an avenue for future expansion into the

international mobile market where applications can be shared across various countries and to

attract a bigger pool of content developersi, DMX is well-positioned to become one of the key Android applications source for Chinaau one Market, in Japan and is now in

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DMX’s new cloud-based mobile enterprise platform

to target US$4.1 billion Chinese market

• Mature and advanced technology transfer via Japanese parent KDDI

• Wide range of industry applications including logistics, financial and retail

• Offers as Software as a Service (SaaS) to generate recurring income stream

Singapore, 28 June 2011 – DMX Technologies Group Limited, (“DMX”, “

宏 天 科 技

” or the

“Group”), a leading integrated network infrastructure and digital media solutions provider, is

pleased to announce the launch of its mobile solution cloud platform, D-Smart, by its whollyowned

subsidiary, Beijing DMX Xingnet Information Technology Ltd

(“

北 京 宏 天 兴 网 信 息 科 技 有 限 公 司

”).

The D-Smart platform, which offers a variety of cloud-based mobile applications to enterprises

in China, rides on the rapid growth of smartphone usage by consumers and enterprises.

According to market research firm, IDC, smartphone shipments in China constituted 17% of

the global handset sales in 2010, up from only 8% in 2008. Meanwhile, research film, Ovum,

has predicted the enterprise mobile applications market in China to reach US$4.1 billion by

2014.

Diagram 1: Overview of DMX’s D-Smart platform

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738 King’s Road, Quarry Bay

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The applications under the D-Smart platform are offered as software as a service (Saas)

under the Group’s New Media Services segment where enterprise customers pay a monthly

charge instead of high initial investments in hardware or software. This in turn allows the

Group to generate recurring income streams.

The platform caters to a wide range of industries including logistics, financial services, security

and retail. It allows a 3G mobile phone to act as a sensor and transmit data wirelessly on the

go, thereby achieving real time data processing.

Working with major mobile operators in China to promote the platform and its related

applications, the Group will officially launch the D-Smart platform on 1

mobile enterprise markets in China. This launch will also lay the foundation for DMX to target

the mobile consumer market.st July 2011 to the

“The opportunities presented to us in China in terms of the mobile solution business are

immense. With licenses from China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, we are

ready to launch our first set of value added services, which includes location-based service for

enterprise and mobile point-of-sale service for retail shops. Meanwhile, we have also lined up

other offerings such as warehouse management service and telematics service, which would

be introduced in the near future.

Leveraging on our parent company, KDDI, we are able to launch new products by modifying

KDDI’s mobile solutions services to fit the China market thereby reducing development costs.

Moving forward, we would continue to tap on KDDI’s expertise and extensive network of

mobile solution partners in Japan to bring other advanced mobile solutions to China.”

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