MONTREAL, March 22, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Satelinx International Inc. (Pink Sheets:SLXI), a global provider of satellite vehicle tracking, confirmed today that it has received orders for 10,000 Units. These orders came from Dorval Auto and Satelinx Greece that have pre-sold the tracking services, which will procure Satelinx International with one-time sales of approximately $4,000,000 and yearly recurring revenues of $2,400,000.
"This comes at an opportune time to continue to fuel our growth and brings us closer to our 2005 objectives," said Mr. Sam Grinfeld, President and CEO of Satelinx International Inc. "The continued demand for our product confirms the superior strength of our technologies," further added Mr. Grinfeld.
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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