Sekur hopes for first corporate, gov't sales in Africa

Executive Summary

• Sekur Private Data Ltd. reports positive feedback on its privacy communications platform in Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo and expects to close its first licence sales in 2025.
• The company targets a minimum of 2,000 licences (500 premium government licences and 1,500 business licences) for 2026, representing roughly US$2.1 million in recurring annual revenue.
• Sekur plans to issue 5,150,793 restricted shares at C$0.05 per share to arm’s‑length service providers, subject to regulatory and board approvals.

Key Details

• Since the July 2025 announcement, Sekur’s head of Central and Southern Africa has been actively introducing the platform to corporate and government customers in Angola and the DRC.
• Expected timeline: first licences sold in 2025; expansion of sales throughout 2026 and beyond.
• Sales target for 2026: ≥ 2,000 licences (≥ 500 premium government licences + ≥ 1,500 business licences) → US$2.1 M recurring yearly income.
• Market context: cyber‑attacks in Africa—particularly Business Email Compromise—have risen sharply over the past six months, driving demand for secure communications solutions.
• Platform features: Swiss‑hosted encrypted e‑mail, messaging, VPN; no data mining or location tracking; “SekurSend” and “Chat by Invite” capabilities.
• Regulatory advantage: hosted in Switzerland under the Federal Act on Data Protection (since 1993), providing strong privacy safeguards against external data requests.

Notable Quotes

Alain Ghiai, CEO: “We are very pleased with the positive feedback we are receiving for Sekur in both Angola and the DRC… there is an enormous demand in Angola and the DRC for Sekur and we look forward to providing secure and private communications to that market.”

The share issuance described above is a non‑material financing action pending regulatory and board approvals.