Tmt Investments Regulatory News (TMT)

7 February 2012

TMT INVESTMENTS PLC

("TMT" or the "Company")

Investment in The One-Page Company, Inc.

The Board of TMT is pleased to announce the completion of an investment in The One-Page Company, Inc. ("One-Page"), a start-up company building corporate software-as-a-service ("SaaS") solutions and consumer Internet proposal platform that enables users to systematically create, solicit, distribute, and negotiate one-page proposals between individuals and companies from anywhere around world (www.1-page.com). TMT's investment consists of a US$242,500 unsecured convertible promissory note in One-Page (the "Note") on the following terms:

·; Interest rate - 5% per annum;

·; Term - 24 months from the date of issuance of the Note;

·; Conversion - the outstanding principal and unpaid accrued interest of the Note will be automatically converted into One-Page's equity securities upon the earliest of (i) closing of the next equity financing, or (ii) on a change of control of One-Page, in either case at an equity valuation equal to the lower of (i) 80% of the equity valuation of One-Page applicable to the next equity financing or change of control, or (ii) US$5,000,000 (subject to certain adjustments);

·; Right to participate in the next equity financing - TMT will have the right to purchase up to thirty (30%) percent of the total number of One-Page's equity securities sold in the next equity financing.

Definitive agreements for the transaction were entered into, and the transaction was completed, yesterday.

One-Page was established in Delaware on 19 December 2012. Together with its 100%-owned subsidiary Topc, LLC, One-Page holds all the intellectual property rights developed for the One-Page project. One-Page is obligated to merge Topc, LLC into itself by 1 July 2012.

In 2002, One-Page's founders pioneered the concept of the 'One-Page Proposal' with an international best-selling business book, published by Harper Collins. In 2009, they launched what is now the core of the company's business - the '1-Page Job Proposal', and built the first on-line one-page proposal writing wizard that automates the writing and delivery of proposals through all social media (launched as a Beta version in the summer of 2011). The company is now developing a global marketplace where both buyers and sellers (employers and employees) of proposals can source, create, share, and read job proposals across all industries.

One-Page has developed one of the most innovative enterprise solutions to attack the booming market for jobs, a 400 billion dollar market segment with one of the largest messaging problems in the world. The 1-Page Job Proposal is the first solution that enables job seekers and employers seeking the best talent to evaluate competency and actionable ideas that can make companies better - on one page. Additionally, the 1-Page Job Proposal solution provides clients with access to valuable data mining opportunities, enabling them to collect data which has not been previously available; shift the time-value from past-stored raw data to real-time actionable data; and convert the most valuable data into value transactions and enhanced earnings.

One-Page is led by CEO Joanna Riley Weidenmiller. Prior to One-Page, Joanna founded Performance Marketing, a business-to-business direct marketing company focused on new client acquisition for fortune 500 companies, which she launched in Chicago and New York. She has a BA degree from the University of Virginia.

TMT believes that the investment in One-Page, along with its recent investment in social network for software developers Gild, provides the Company with good exposure to the growing online recruitment market. In the current market, where companies are overwhelmed with diverse CVs, unable to get talent, and are being deprived of time, money, and manpower resources, One-Page smartly addresses these problems. TMT believes that the platform and know-how developed by One-Page has great potential.

One-Page did not have any financial accounts in respect of the year ended 31 December 2011.

7 February 2012

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