Admission to trading on AIM

3 August 2010

                                                                               
                           SureTrack Monitoring plc                            

                        ("SureTrack" or "the Company")                         

                          Admission to trading on AIM                          

SureTrack (AIM: STK), one of the UK's leading asset protection, cash security,
crime deterrent and tracking businesses, is pleased to announce that dealings
on AIM have commenced.

HIGHLIGHTS

  * Cancellation from trading on PLUS
   
  * £1.42 million raised by way of a placing of 236,066,670 Ordinary Shares at
    0.6 pence per share
   
  * Blue Chip client base, including Ford UK, Network Rail, WS Atkins and UK
    Mail
   
  * New products launched
   
  * Significant opportunities for growth throughout UK and Europe
   
  * Market capitalisation at the Placing Price at Admission £3.96 million
   
Will Hirons, Managing Director, SureTrack Monitoring commented:

"The fundraising and Admission to AIM will allow us to continue to expand the
business and to take advantage of the opportunities that we have developed in
both the UK and Europe. We are encouraged by the recent progress made by the
Company and we are in active negotiations with a number of potential customers
for the Company's products and as result we are very positive regarding the
prospects for the business in the medium term."

For further information contact:

SureTrack Monitoring plc                                    Tel: [phone]
                                                                             
Will Hirons, Managing Director                                               
                                                                             
Merchant Securities Limited (Nominated Adviser and Broker)                   
                                                                             
Simon Clements / Bidhi Bhoma - Nominated Adviser           Tel: [phone]
                                                                             
Graeme Cull - Corporate Broking                                              
                                                                             
Lothbury Financial Services (Financial PR)                 Tel: [phone]
                                                                             
Michael Padley/Simon Astley                                                  

Information on the Company

SureTrack Monitoring plc was established in April 2007. The Company has two
wholly owned subsidiaries, Sure-Track Europe and IBP, both of which specialise
in the supply of products to the asset protection and recovery markets.

Sure-Track Europe supplies proprietary GSM/GPRS/RF tracking devices to its
customers, based both in the UK and throughout Europe, via distributors and/or
through direct sales. Sure-Track Europe has contracts with a number of leading
companies including Ford, Atkins and UK Mail and has secured regular orders
from Network Rail and Elddis Caravans.

IBP supplies a suite of products to its UK and European clients that focus on
deterring or reducing the incidence of robbery, primarily related to cash and
protecting the client's employees and customers from violent crime. IBP's
clients include a number of financial institutions, a bank, a major
supermarket, high street pharmacies and several police forces.

Sure-Track Europe

Sure-Track Europe has been operating within the GSM/GPRS tracking, monitoring,
selling and recovery market for over seven years. It was founded in 2002, as a
vendor of monitoring equipment and a service provider initially to the plant
and equipment market. In 2007, it was acquired by Boss Monitoring Group plc.
The enlarged group, which was renamed SureTrack Monitoring plc, was admitted to
trading on PLUS in July 2007 at which time it was focused on the asset
protection and recovery markets. The move to PLUS provided the opportunity to
significantly expand operations and to raise capital to allow it to develop its
own product range and software platform to bring Sure-Track Europe's elements
of the various services offered in-house.

The Company previously marketed a GSM/RF tracking device manufactured by a
Norwegian company, ETS (Electronic Tracking Systems), called "mtrack" which was
distributed by Sure-Track Europe branded as "MT1".

Following the move to PLUS it developed a proprietary GSM/GPRS tracking device
which was branded "MT2" and in November 2007 the Group began testing the first
working prototype. The MT2 product entered production in 2009 and is Sure-Track
Europe's primary product. Further details of the MT2 are set out below. The MT1
product is no longer sold by the Company; however, the MTI product is still
monitored by Sure-Track Europe on its software platform.

The MT2 device

The MT2 device, when fitted to an asset, enables the asset to be tracked
accurately to a distance of one metre using a combination of GSM/GPRS and RF
signals. By not having to rely on GPS systems' need to "see the sky", the
device is able to provide the location of an asset while inside a closed
vehicle, in a multi-storey car park or inside a garage.

The MT2 is configured by a monitoring station using an SMS text message system.
These messages allow the MT2's alarm modes to be changed to suit the customer's
needs and include motion and tamper alarms.

The unit was designed using a full power management system and the battery pack
was purpose-designed and built for optimum performance, giving the MT2 up to a
three-year life before a battery change is required. Because it does not need
to be hardwired to an external power source, such as a car battery, it has no
electrical leads that would help a thief to detect the device once in situ or
compromise a vehicle warranty.

In active mode, if an asset is stolen, the motion sensor switches the device
into alarm mode and the radio beacon will begin transmitting its signal. The
location of the device can then be established and tracked on a digital map
using an advanced GSM positioning system ("STEPS"). This system is up to ten
times more accurate than the existing platforms operated by all major GSM
networks.

The Company has a network of fully trained specialist finders across the UK who
have all attended a manufacturer approved training course and invested in their
own recovery equipment. Finders work on a sub-contract basis, with many coming
from security, military and police backgrounds.

In the event of an asset being stolen, the Company will follow a procedure to
ensure that the unit is communicating with the monitoring desk. If required by
the customer, the Company then assigns a finder who will be dispatched to
locate the unit. The monitoring desk handles all liaisons required between the
finder, the police and the customer in order to get the asset located,
recovered and returned to its rightful owner in the most efficient way.

The cost to the customer of the MT2 is a one off purchase price for the
hardware, with an annual renewable monitoring subscription per unit. This
subscription includes SIM line rental, server hosting and 24/7 monitoring via
the Group's bureau desk.

Every two to three years, the units are required to be serviced by Sure-Track
Europe. A charge is levied to the user for this service. The principal reason
for the units needing to be serviced is for battery replacement. The unit
notifies the monitoring desk as the battery begins to deteriorate, so the
customer can be alerted. Upon receipt of a low battery warning the unit will
need to be removed from the asset and returned to the service centre. The
current turnaround time for units requiring standard servicing is approximately
five working days.

If the services of a finder are required, costs are based on a flat fee for the
first nine hours. In exceptional circumstances, a find may not be completed
within this time frame, at which point a reassessment of the situation with the
customer, finder and monitoring desk is carried out. If it is decided that
there is a benefit from continuing with the search then further fees are
negotiated between all parties.

The recovery success rates of tracking products generally depend on the device
not being discovered and destroyed. The majority of tracking products available
utilise GPS technology. The Directors believe that these devices typically
require a greater quantity of power than the MT2 and as a result have to be
wired to an electricity source either permanently or on an intermittent basis
to recharge the batteries, which makes the device easier to find and disable.
Customers are also limited as to the number of places on an asset in which to
locate a GPS device because it needs to have a clear satellite link and
effectively `see the sky'. Being a GSM device, the MT2 generally provides far
more flexibility as to the positioning of the device in the asset. It also has
no requirement for an external power supply, making it possible to hide the
device in more places within an asset and thus making it more covert and much
harder to find. The MT2 also spends most of the time `asleep' in a hibernation
mode, during which time it is not detectable by any scanners thieves may use to
check for tracking devices.

The Directors believe that the success of the Company lies not only in the
strength of their products but also the amount of experience the Company has in
the industry and the fact that their services are managed in-house, resulting,
in the Directors' opinion, in a higher level of service at a lower cost to the
end user.

Sure-Track Europe customer base

Sure-Track Europe has an installed base of around 2,000 units which provides
Sure-Track Europe with recurring annual revenues.

Customers include Ford, Network Rail, Elddis and Hobby Caravans, Atkins,
Selwood (the UK's largest independent plant hire company), UK Mail and Bobcat.

Ford

Negotiations and product testing have been ongoing with Ford for the last year.
On 7 June 2010 the MT2 device was confirmed as an approved dealer fit accessory
for commercial vehicles and cars and was allocated a Ford part number. The
Directors believe that this should optimise the sales opportunity within Ford's
network of independent dealers and as it can be included in the customer
financing package and offers an immediate saving on vehicle insurance, is
expected to generate significant unit sales for Sure-Track Europe.

Network Rail

Network Rail has historically used tracking devices to protect against
rail-side copper cable theft. It now uses the MT2 for this purpose and a roll
out programme to replace/transfer existing devices is in place. In addition,
discussions are already taking place with a view to using the MT2 in other
health and safety related projects within Network Rail. To date, the Company
has supplied 275 MT2 units and is set to provide a further 300 units by the end
of July 2010. In addition to this there is the intention to reprogram 700
existing MT1 units and take over the ongoing servicing contract for these units
during the next 12 months.

Elddis

Elddis, a major UK caravan manufacturer, and Sure-Track Europe have been
working together over the last eighteen months, carrying out full technical due
diligence and testing of the MT2. This has resulted more than 100 independent
show rooms across the UK, Sure-Track Europe and Elddis are currently rolling
out a dealer training programme to ensure that all dealerships carry marketing
material and are aware of the product and its benefits to both them and the
customer.

Due to the success of the above, Elddis has commenced with a line fit programme
for the Buccaneer range.

The Directors believe the strength of the Sure-Track Europe offering in the
caravan market is that its product does not rely on the device battery being
recharged regularly. This can cause issues when the caravan is in a location
without a reliable power supply, or if the device is simply not charged prior
to use/regularly. The benefit of the MT2 is that it does not require charging
and can operate efficiently independent of a power supply until the asset is
located.

Atkins Global ("Atkins")

Atkins and Sure-Track Europe have entered into a strategic alliance under which
Atkins provides out of hours monitoring for Sure-Track Europe. Atkins is also
promoting the MT2 externally to its existing customer and supplier base.

To date, the Company has supplied Atkins with ten MT2 units which are being
used in different parts of the business including security, plant, transport
and maintenance in order to assess the potential applications for the units.

IBP customer base

IBP has been established for over 17 years during which time it has worked with
financial institutions, retailers and leading cash-in-transit companies in
co-operation with police to achieve a target reduction in raids and other
crimes and so help to reduce their security risks.

IBP was acquired by the Company in March 2009 for approximately £1.7 million
with the consideration being satisfied by the issue to the vendors of
approximately 97 million ordinary shares of 1p each at a price of 1.75p per
share.

For reasons of security IBP does not publicise its client list, however its
clients include a major supermarket chain, two major high street pharmacies,
numerous police forces and a number of financial institutions including
coverage of a nationwide bank network.

IBP offers a suite of products focussed on deterring and reducing the incidence
of robbery, particularly those robberies involving cash, including:

• Smokenote™ - designed to ensure, following a raid, that the contents of a
cash box are traceable while attracting the attention of potential witnesses.

• Smokepack Express™ - designed to protect cigarette gantries, which when
activated degrade the contents of the gantry so that they cannot be used.

• Raid-safe™ - an effective way of reducing the amount of cash held in a
cashiers till.

• Raid-cam™ - a trail system which provides video evidence to support
prosecutions after a raid.

• Smoke-shield™ - when activated, releases a dense cloud of white smoke to
potentially thwart an attack on an ATM.

• Ram-chain™ - prevents an ATM and cash held within it from being removed from
the premises.

• Rapid Dormant Technology - specialist GPS tracking device developed primarily
for the cash in transit market

The UK business is based around `Raid Control', which is a national crime
prevention initiative for small high risk retail outlets where funding for
crime prevention equipment is provided by the local forces. IBP's Raid Control
systems (Raid-safe and Raid-cam) are currently being trialled in a large
multiple retail chain.

IBP continue to be actively involved with the Raid Control organisation in
order to seek to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of its products. IBP
is currently working with a range of distributors, including Siemens, in
Germany, France, Spain, Norway and Greece to actively market its products.

Addressable markets

Caravans

With around a half a million touring caravans throughout the UK, the caravan
market is a proven market that already uses GPS tracking to secure and recover
assets. There are around 60 manufacturers of caravans throughout Europe, over
20 of which are based in the UK, between them producing nearly 600 different
models each year. Sure-Track Europe currently has a line fit agreement with
Elddis, a large caravan manufacturer, and has also entered into an agreement
with an insurer that offers premium discounts and as part of its cover
reimburses the finder's fee to the insured party in the event of a caravan
theft. Approximately 1,600 touring caravans are stolen in the UK each year. The
Caravan Registration and Identification Scheme currently holds details of over
10,000 outstanding caravan theft reports and as few as one in four of these
caravans are expected to be recovered. The Directors believe that the recovery
rates would be improved if a tracking device was fitted to caravans as
standard. In order to target this market Sure-Track Europe will be seeking to
raise its profile so that users, manufacturers, retailers and insurers are
aware of its products and their capabilities.

Source: www.crimereduction.homeoffice.gov.uk

Plant Equipment

To date, the plant equipment market has been Sure-Track Europe's biggest target
market. The owners of plant equipment suffer some of the highest levels of
asset thefts in the UK and an extremely low recovery rate at less than 5 per
cent. In 2008 in the UK, some 3,678 pieces of equipment were stolen, with a
total value of £36 million. The Directors believe that sales of new plant and
equipment are starting to recover following the difficult economic conditions
experienced in the last 24 months. In order to target this market Sure-Track
Europe intends to continue to raise its profile and form strategic partnerships
with existing established suppliers/manufacturers.

Source: www.ter-europe.org - TER 2009 Annual Theft Report

Agricultural Equipment

The agricultural equipment sector is a relatively newly identified UK market
for asset protection and tracking. Actual theft figures are difficult to
ascertain, as most statistics tend to categorise theft from this sector as
plant and equipment sector thefts. Claim figures produced by NFU Mutual, one of
the UK's leading rural insurers, show that the number of farm machinery thefts
across the UK rose by 15 per cent. in 2008 and the insurer estimates that in
the same year machinery theft cost the industry £22.9 million. Insurers within
this market are now starting to promote tracking and other security measures;
however, they require tracking companies to have obtained the appropriate
Thatcham accreditation. The MT2 is capable of achieving this accreditation and
Sure-Track Europe will be seeking to obtain this during the next 12 months,
while raising its profile with the insurers in the sector.

Source: www.ufuni.org

Light Commercial Vehicles

A Home Office study in 1998 revealed that 47,181 LCVs were stolen over a 12
month period in England, Scotland and Wales, although most of these were stolen
in England, equating to approximately one LCV being stolen for every 50 on the
road. Having recently been awarded a part number by Ford, a large manufacturer
of LCVs, means the MT2 units are now an approved dealer fit option on its range
of commercial vehicles. In order that Sure-Track Europe can begin to penetrate
this market its immediate priority is to train Ford's sales staff across
participating Ford dealerships.

Source: http://rds.homeoffice.gov.uk/rds/prgpdfs/fcdps88.pdf

Passenger Vehicles

There has already been significant market penetration in the luxury and premium
end of the automotive market as evidenced by other companies, such as Tracker,
offering tracking solutions. Again, Thatcham accreditation can be a requirement
for users as insurers tend to require this in order to offer premium discounts.
As stated above, the Group intends to obtain this accreditation during the next
12 months. In addition to increasing its direct marketing activities to other
passenger vehicle manufacturers Sure-Track Europe will be seeking to leverage
its agreement with Ford (which extends to its passenger vehicles) to raise the
profile of the MT2 with insurers and end-users.

Retail

Retail crime cost UK retailers £1.1 billion in 2008-9. In the same period,
incidences of robberies almost doubled and accounted for four per cent. of all
retail crime, with an incident rate of nine robberies per 100 outlets exceeding
levels in 2004-5 and 2006-7. Burglary increased by nearly a third and accounted
for nine per cent. of the total crime cost to retailers.

As shown above, retail crime is on the increase with detection rates low in
comparison, which the Directors believe offers a significant opportunity for
IBP to increase its sales of Raid-cam and Raid-safe products to the retail
market.

Betting Offices / Casinos / Bingo Clubs

In the period from 2008 to 2009 there were approximately 8,800 licensed betting
offices in the UK with over 80 per cent. of which being run by one of five
operators. IBP currently supplies a small number of betting offices and is
actively marketing its Raid-cam and Raid-safe products to others.

As of 31 March 2009 there were 641 bingo clubs in the UK, 40 per cent. of which
are owned by two operators and 145 casinos, 71 per cent. of which are owned by
three main operators. IBP currently supplies several bingo clubs with smokenote
and expects take-up rates to increase.

Source: Gambling Commission Industry Statistics 08/09

Cash in Transit ("CIT")

Every day, the security UK industry transports well over £1 billion in cash in
a fleet of some 3,500 vehicles. There were 1,033, 1,059, and 1,000 robberies on
vehicles or cross-the-pavement incidents in 2006, 2007 and 2008 respectively
with total sums stolen of £20.7 million, £18.3 million and £19.4 million
respectively (BSIA statistics).

IBP is actively targeting the CIT market by focusing on securing deals with OEM
cashbox manufacturers for its Smoke Note products.

ATM Crime

Europe has approximately 384,000 cash machines, with over 58,000 of these
located in the UK.

Physical attacks on European ATMs have fallen by 2 per cent. when compared with
2008 (down from 2,520 to 2,468 incidents), primarily due to a decrease in the
number of reported ram raids and ATM burglaries. Despite this drop in
incidents, overall losses rose seven per cent. to €28 million (up from €26
million in 2008).

ATM crime in Europe jumped to €485 million (£423 million) in 2008 following a
149 per cent. rise in attacks on cash machines.

The Company sees huge potential in respect of crimes of this nature. Sure-Track
Europe is currently trialling tracking solutions in several banks/CIT companies
across UK and Europe.

Competition and barriers to entry

The Directors believe that there are currently no competitors of size offering
a fully-monitored GSM based asset recovery tracking solution. The majority of
the Company's competitors are perceived to be in the GPS tracking market;
however the Directors believe that this is not an accurate comparison due to
the relative strength of the Sure-Track Europe offering. The Board believes
that this comparison is drawn due to the fact that the customer is not aware of
the comparative benefits and strengths of the GSM technology and that GSM and
GPS products can be classified as two completely separate offerings.

The Directors believe that the current barriers to entry are as follows:

- Pre-existing agreements

Organisations have pre-existing agreements with providers of GPS technology and
alternative products can only be marketed as and when these contracts come up
for renewal; and

- Insurance industry standard

Thatcham CAT5 is a criterion that has been generally adopted by insurance
providers, particularly in the agricultural and automotive industries, as the
`standard' to which tracking devices should meet in order to qualify for
cheaper insurance. The Sure-Track Europe unit cannot achieve the CAT5 criteria
because it is not wired to a power source, which is in fact one of the major
benefits of the Company's offering, as detailed above. Thatcham has, however, a
`TQA' standard for which the Sure-Track Europe products qualify.

Current trading and prospects

The unaudited turnover, as extracted from the Company's management accounts,
for the three month period ended 30 April 2010 was £143,859 compared to £
117,683 achieved in the corresponding period in 2009. The operating loss in the
three month period was £106,636 (2009: £55,043).

IBP

Progress in the current period has been slower than anticipated. IBP has been
seeking to build new client relationships in the UK to supplement its existing
client base which includes a major supermarket chain, two major high street
pharmacies, numerous police forces and a number of financial institutions
including coverage of a nationwide branch bank network. In addition, IBP has
recently appointed several overseas distributors which will be focused on
generating sales in Europe. In the last 12 months IBP has also added clients in
Austria, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Nigeria, Norway, Slovakia and Slovenia in
the period.

Sure-Track Europe

A number of sales originally anticipated in the first half of the year are now
expected to fall in the second half of the year as certain customers, primarily
in the plant hire sector, rescheduled orders. To offset these delays the Board
refocused the business to target high volume corporate clients which culminated
in securing relationships with a major international consultancy business,
Network Rail and a number of caravan manufacturers. The Company has also
announced the agreement to supply Ford UK with the MT2 tracking device.

The board are optimistic that these recently established trading relationships
will lead to increased sales volumes in the second half of the year.

New Board

Nigel Linacre (Non-executive Director and Chairman), aged 52, started his
career in the advertising market with Charles Barker in 1979. Between 1982 and
1989 he worked at Collet Pickenson Pearce Limited and Boase Massimi Pollitt
Limited. He joined Charles Barker Advertising Limited as managing director in
1989. In 1992 he was appointed marketing director of International Telephone
Services Limited, becoming a director of ITS Group plc. He left in 1995 to
become an international communications consultant and in 2004 become a senior
executive coach with Linacre Communications Limited, trading as Inside Out
Limited. In 2008 he co-formed Extraordinary Leadership Limited which trades
under the name of Extraordinary Leadership. He has also been a regional
newspaper columnist and an international business author.

William Hirons (Managing Director), aged 47, started his career as an engineer
then moved into the sales and marketing of communications equipment. Within
this market he was Sales Director with Meridian Paging Limited between 1987 and
1992 and upon leaving the company he worked as a consultant until 1994, when he
became Sales Director with MEL Secure Systems Limited until 2002. Boss
Monitoring Limited was formed in 2002 with Mr Hirons as the Managing Director
and subsequently changed its name to SureTrack on floating on the PLUS market
in 2007.

Matthew Thompson (Non-executive Director), aged 28, is a dual-qualified
solicitor in the UK and Australia. He is an FSA approved person and is
currently head of corporate finance at Golden Hinde Capital Limited. He is
currently also a director of Copia Securities Limited.

Simon Barrell (Non-executive Director), aged 51, qualified as a chartered
accountant with Arthur Young in 1983. He then joined an accountancy practice in
Nairobi, Kenya as a Senior Manager. On his return to the UK in 1987, he joined
Binder Hamlyn. In 1994 he was appointed finance director of Napier Brown &
Company Limited and Finance Director of Napier Brown Foods Plc which was
admitted to trading on AIM in December 2003. In August 2005 Napier Brown Foods
Plc was sold to The Real Good Food Company plc and Simon became a self employed
consultant. He joined ToLuna plc in June 2005 as a Non Executive Director with
specific responsibility for finance. He is now chairman of the audit committee
and also member of their remuneration committee. He was a non-executive
director at Zenith Hygiene Group plc from September 2007 to November 2009 and
was acting chairman for the period from March 2009. He acts as an adviser to
listed and non-listed companies.

Brian Wise (Non-executive Director), aged 47, has operated at senior director
level in a number of large public companies, making significant contributions
to safety in the rail and highways sector and know as a focused and innovative
director with the ability to lead in a dynamic, highly pressurised working
environment. He began his career at British Rail in 1979, where he held various
technical positions and prior to leaving the company in 1996 was control centre
manager. He then joined Jarvis plc, where he worked in a number of posts,
including control director, operations director and performance director. In
2005 he joined Atkins to act as director of control centres and was
subsequently appointed business improvement director in 2007, a position he
held earlier until this year. He is now managing director of Belton Consulting
Limited, a company through which he provides his services as a director.

Following Admission, the Company will be seeking to strengthen its board and
senior management through the appointment of a financial controller/Finance
Director designate. As the business grows the Board will monitor the
requirement for a full time Finance Director. In the interim Mr Barrell will
have board responsibility for the finance function of the Company.

Reasons for Admission

The Board believes that Admission should:

• enhance the status of the Group's brand and market recognition;

• assist the Company in raising additional equity capital for the further
development of the Group's business;

• allow the Company to take advantage of future acquisition opportunities by
using its quoted shares as consideration;

• enable the Group to better recruit and retain key personnel; and

• provide liquidity for investors through the ability to buy and sell Ordinary
Shares.

Use of the proceeds of the Placing

The Company intends to use the net proceeds of the Placing primarily to allow
it to build up its stock of the MT2 products in order to service recent
contract wins, to support the sales and marketing programmes of the MT2 and the
Company's other products and to provide working capital generally.

Debt Capitalisation

On Admission, loans totalling £150,000 will be capitalised. The loans will be
satisfied through the issue by the Company of 25,000,000 New Ordinary Shares at
the Placing Price, further details of which are contained in the AIM admission
document.

Admission and dealings

Application was made to the London Stock Exchange for the Enlarged Issued Share
Capital to be admitted to trading on AIM and Admission became effective and
dealings in the Enlarged Issued Share Capital commenced on 3 August 2010. The
Company's trading facility on PLUS was cancelled with effect from 2 August
2010.

Share capital statistics

Placing Price 0.6 pence

Number of Placing Shares to be issued 236,066,670

Number of Ordinary Shares arising on Debt Capitalisation 25,000,000

Number of Ordinary Shares in issue following Admission 661,347,670

Percentage of Enlarged Issued Share Capital being placed 35.69 per cent.

Estimated net proceeds of under the Placing £1.16 million

Market capitalisation at the Placing Price at Admission £3.96 million

Terms defined in the admission document dated 9 July 2010 have the same meaning
in this announcement.