TIDMIMJ 
 
RNS Number : 3784O 
imJack PLC 
29 June 2010 
 

                                   ImJack plc 
                          ('imjack' or the 'Company') 
 
             Interim Results for the six months ended 31 March 2010 
 
 
 
Chairman's statement 
imJack, the provider of digital educational networking and media business, 
announces its interim results for the six months ended 31 March 2010. 
Results 
Revenue in the six months to 31 March 2010 amounted to GBP5,692 (2009: 
GBP172,585) and the loss before and after tax was GBP1,848,569 (2009: 
GBP969,419). As stated in the financial statements for the year ended 30 
September 2009 these results do not reflect any of the progress made in the last 
three months, in particular with regard to cost reduction. 
People 
During the past year we appointed Len Sanderson and Richard Addis to the Board 
in January 2009 and Anthony Lilley in October 2009. These directors have all 
since left the Board. On 20 May 2010 we appointed Jeffrey Morris, the founder 
and a major shareholder in the business to the position of interim CEO. At the 
same time David Lynde resigned from the Board but continues as Company 
Secretary. The directors also plan to appoint an additional Non-Executive 
Director in the near future. 
 
Post balance sheet events 
As announced on 20 May 2010 and 8 June 2010, the Company has entered into a 
number of agreements with both related and third parties including, inter alia, 
the acquisition of Tellbrook Ltd (the Company which owned the intellectual 
property licensed by the Company); the acquisition of JD Connect, the exclusive 
reseller of the ImJack technology platform; the conversion of GBP1,065,000 of 
loans from Jeffrey Morris and connected parties into equity through the issue of 
71,000,000 shares; and the conversion of GBP61,113 of loans from Michael 
Abrahams into equity through the issue of 4,074,176  shares. A copy of the 
circular is available on the Company's website www.imjack.com. 
 
On 7 June 2010, the Company raised GBP0.9m (net of expenses) through the placing 
of 71,333,333 shares at 1.5p (of which 4,666,667 shares had been prepaid). 
International Financial Reporting Standards ("IFRS") 
As an AIM listed company imJack complies with IFRS. 
Outlook 
The funding for the Company's business model which involved matched funding for 
re-designating schools was withdrawn by the government on 10 June 2010. Since 
then the Company has been developing a new business model along with the 
schools. Further information will be announced at the appropriate time. 
Going concern 
The Directors acknowledge that in light of the recent withdrawal of government 
funding relating to imJack's project and continuing difficult credit market 
conditions, additional diligence on the part of preparers of accounts and 
members of audit committees is required and, in particular, the need for clarity 
as to the basis on which judgements have been exercised. 
A placing of ordinary shares was completed during June 2010 when the parent 
company raised GBP0.9m (net of issue costs) which is forecast to provide working 
capital to pay off CVA creditors, and to enable the Company to trade until 
revenues are generated from the sale of the imJack product. This is dependent 
upon the Company achieving its forecasts. In addition, the Directors have 
capitalised loans owing to them from the Company of GBP1,126,113. 
In addition, Jeffrey Morris has agreed to provide up to an additional GBP500,000 
drawdown facility for the purposes of working capital if required by the Company 
in the future. The Company will be required to give one month's notice of its 
intention to drawdown sums under the facility. Interest will be charged on any 
sums drawn down on the facility at the Bank of England base rate plus 3 per 
cent. 
The Directors have prepared a forecast to December 2011, which assumes certain 
service level agreement revenue being achieved. However, the directors have 
concluded that there are the following material uncertainties being: 
·    Securing the forecast service level agreement revenues since the government 
has withdrawn the matched funding programme although the Company is actively 
pursuing alternative models with the schools; and 
·    The commitment to provide financial support of up to GBP500,000, by Jeffrey 
Morris, if required by the Company. 
The existence of these material uncertaintiesmay cast significant doubt on the 
entity's ability to continue as a going concern and, therefore, that it may be 
unable to realise its assets and discharge its liabilities in the normal course 
of business. 
Nevertheless, having successfully completed the placing and after making 
enquiries and considering the uncertainties described above, the Directors have 
concluded that the going concern basis is appropriate and that the Company will 
continue in operational existence for the foreseeable future. 
Further details are set out in note 1 to the interim report. 
 
 
Michael Abrahams CBE DL 
Chairman 
29 June 2010 
 
CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT 
For the six months ended 31 March 2010 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
|                            |     | Note |   Unaudited |   Unaudited |     Audited | 
|                            |     |      |    31 March |    31 March |          30 | 
|                            |     |      |        2010 |        2009 |   September | 
|                            |     |      |          (6 |          (6 |        2009 | 
|                            |     |      |     months) |     months) |         (12 | 
|                            |     |      |         GBP |         GBP |     months) | 
|                            |     |      |             |             |         GBP | 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Continuing operations      |     |      |             |             |             | 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Revenue                    |     |    2 |       5,692 |     172,585 |     257,414 | 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Cost of sales              |     |      |      10,522 |   (122,331) |   (445,184) | 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
|                            |     |      |             |             |             | 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Gross profit/(loss)        |     |      |      16,214 |      50,254 |   (187,770) | 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
|                            |     |      |             |             |             | 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Administrative expenses    |     |      | (1,863,348) | (1,015,348) | (3,048,703) | 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
|                            |     |      |             |             |             | 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| OPERATING LOSS             |     |      | (1,847,134) |   (965,094) | (3,236,473) | 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
|                            |     |      |             |             |             | 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Investment revenue         |     |      |           - |          48 |           - | 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Finance costs              |     |      |     (1,435) |     (4,373) |    (61,696) | 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
|                            |     |      |             |             |             | 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| LOSS BEFORE TAXATION                    | (1,848,569) |   (969,419) | (3,298,169) | 
+-----------------------------------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Tax                              |    3 |           - |           - |     309,147 | 
+----------------------------------+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
|                                  |      |             |             |             | 
+----------------------------------+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| LOSS FOR THE PERIOD FROM         |      | (1,848,569) |   (969,419) | (2,989,022) | 
| CONTINUING OPERATIONS            |      |             |             |             | 
| ATTRIBUTABLE TO EQUITY HOLDERS   |      |             |             |             | 
| OF THE PARENT COMPANY            |      |             |             |             | 
+----------------------------------+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
|                            |     |      |             |             |             | 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
|                                  |      |             |             |             | 
+----------------------------------+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Loss per share                   |    4 |      (1.7p) |      (1.7p) |      (4.0p) | 
|  - basic and diluted             |      |             |             |             | 
+----------------------------------+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
|                                  |      |             |             |             | 
+----------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
 
STATEMENT OF RECOGNISED INCOME AND EXPENSE 
There is no recognised income or expense for the financial period other than 
those shown in the condensed consolidated income statement above and 
consequently no separate statement of recognised income and expense has been 
presented. 
 
CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET 
31 March 2010 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                            |     |     |    Unaudited |    Unaudited |      Audited | 
|                            |     |     |     31 March |     31 March |           30 | 
|                            |     |     |         2010 |         2009 |    September | 
|                            |     |     |          GBP |          GBP |         2009 | 
|                            |     |     |              |              |          GBP | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                            |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| NON-CURRENT ASSETS         |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Intangible assets          |     |     |      225,587 |       35,551 |      288,804 | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Property, plant and        |     |     |       55,164 |       56,329 |       68,567 | 
| equipment                  |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                            |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                            |     |     |      280,751 |       91,880 |      357,371 | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                            |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| CURRENT ASSETS             |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Inventories                |     |     |            - |      189,591 |            - | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Trade and other            |     |     |       92,220 |      479,756 |      366,451 | 
| receivables                |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Cash and cash equivalents  |     |     |       17,958 |        2,234 |          122 | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                            |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                            |     |     |      110,178 |      671,581 |      366,573 | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                            |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| TOTAL ASSETS                     |     |      390,929 |      763,461 |      723,944 | 
+----------------------------------+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                                  |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------------+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                                  |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------------+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| CURRENT LIABILITIES              |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------------+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Trade and other payables         |     |  (2,717,639) |  (2,114,990) |  (1,224,156) | 
+----------------------------------+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Obligations under finance leases |     |      (3,621) |     (10,468) |     (10,147) | 
+----------------------------------+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Bank overdraft                   |     |          (5) |            - |     (66,766) | 
+----------------------------------+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                                  |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------------+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                                  |     |  (2,721,265) |  (2,125,458) |  (1,301,069) | 
+----------------------------------+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                            |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| NET CURRENT LIABILITIES    |     |     |  (2,611,087) |  (1,453,877) |    (934,496) | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                            |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES          |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------------+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Obligations under finance leases |     |            - |      (5,355) |            - | 
+----------------------------------+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                                  |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------------+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| TOTAL LIABILITIES                |     |  (2,721,265) |  (2,130,813) |    (934,496) | 
+----------------------------------+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                            |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| NET LIABILITIES            |     |     |  (2,330,695) |  (1,367,352) |    (577,125) | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                            |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                            |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| EQUITY                     |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Share capital              |     |     |    1,114,636 |    6,126,333 |    1,099,636 | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Deferred shares            |     |     |    5,513,699 |            - |    5,513,699 | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Share premium              |     |     |    8,151,152 |    6,289,936 |    8,071,152 | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Share based payment        |     |     |    1,122,067 |      580,455 |    1,122,067 | 
| reserve                    |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Retained earnings          |     |     | (18,232,249) | (14,364,076) | (16,383,679) | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                            |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| TOTAL EQUITY                     |     |  (2,330,695) |  (1,367,352) |    (577,125) | 
+----------------------------------+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                            |     |     |              |              |              | 
+----------------------------+-----+-----+--------------+--------------+--------------+ 
 
MD Abrahams CBE DL 
Director 
28 June 2010 
 
 
CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED CASH FLOW STATEMENT 
For the six months ended 31 March 2010 
+---------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                           |     | Note |   Unaudited | Unaudited |     Audited | 
|                           |     |      |    31 March |  31 March |          30 | 
|                           |     |      |        2010 |      2009 |   September | 
|                           |     |      |          (6 |        (6 |        2009 | 
|                           |     |      |     months) |   months) |         (12 | 
|                           |     |      |         GBP |       GBP |     months) | 
|                           |     |      |             |           |         GBP | 
+---------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                           |     |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Net cash from operating   |     |    5 | (1,030,452) | (644,561) | (2,196,520) | 
| activities                |     |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                           |     |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| INVESTING ACTIVITIES            |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Interest received               |      |           - |        48 |           - | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Proceeds on disposal of         |      |           - |         - |           - | 
| property, plant and equipment   |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Purchase of property, plant and |      |           - |  (10,530) |   (353,303) | 
| equipment and intangibles       |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                                 |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Net cash used in investing      |      |           - |  (10,482) |   (353,303) | 
| activities                      |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                                 |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| FINANCING ACTIVITIES            |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Finance cost                    |      |     (1,435) |   (4,373) |    (61,696) | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Proceeds on issue of shares     |      |      95,000 |   719,750 |   2,652,700 | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Repayments of obligations under |      |     (6,526) |   (4,936) |    (10,612) | 
| finance leases                  |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| (Repayment)/receipt of related  |      |   1,028,010 |  (42,941) |    (86,990) | 
| party loans                     |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                                 |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Net cash used in financing      |      |   1,115,049 |   667,500 |   2,493,402 | 
| activities                      |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                                 |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Net increase/(decrease) in cash and    |      84,597 |    12,457 |    (56,421) | 
| cash equivalents                       |             |           |             | 
+----------------------------------------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                                 |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Cash and cash equivalents at    |      |    (66,644) |  (10,223) |    (10,223) | 
| beginning of period             |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                                 |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Cash and cash equivalents at    |      |      17,953 |     2,234 |    (66,644) | 
| end of period                   |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------------+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                           |     |      |             |           |             | 
+---------------------------+-----+------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
 
 
 
 
1.         BASIS OF PREPARATION 
As imJack plc is listed on the Alternative Investment Market ("AIM") the 
consolidated financial statements are required to be presented in accordance 
with International Financial Reporting Standards ("IFRS"). The interim financial 
statements have been prepared in accordance with accounting policies consistent 
with IFRS. The same accounting policies, presentation and methods of computation 
are followed in the interim financial statements as applied in the Group's 
latest annual audited financial statements. 
The results for the year ended 30 September 2009 are not statutory accounts. A 
copy of the statutory accounts for that year has been delivered to the Registrar 
of Companies. The auditors reported on those accounts: their report was 
unqualified and did not contain a statement under s498(2) or (3) of the 
Companies Act 2006. 
The auditors have included an emphasis of matter paragraph in their audit 
report, for the year ended 30 September 2009, to draw attention to the material 
uncertainties associated with the dependency on the forecast service level 
agreement revenues being achieved and the continuing availability of matched 
funding for schools from the government and the availability of funds to support 
the commitment to provide financial support of up to GBP500,000, by Jeffrey 
Morris, if required by the Company. 
The existence of these material uncertainties may cast significant doubt about 
the Company's ability to continue as a going concern. 
Going concern 
The interim financial statements have been prepared on the going concern basis, 
which assumes that the Group will continue in operational existence for the 
foreseeable future. 
The Directors acknowledge that in light of the recent withdrawal of government 
funding relating to imJack's project and continuing difficult credit market 
conditions, additional diligence on the part of preparers of accounts and 
members of audit committees is required and, in particular, the need for clarity 
as to the basis on which judgements have been exercised.red and, in particular, 
the need for clarity as to the basis on which judgements have been exercised. 
A placing of ordinary shares was completed during June 2010 when the parent 
company raised GBP0.9m (net of issue costs) which is forecast to provide working 
capital to pay off CVA creditors, and to enable the Company to trade until 
revenues are generated from the sale of the imJack product. This is dependent 
upon the Company achieving its forecasts. In addition, the Directors have 
capitalised loans owing to them from the Company of GBP1,126,113. 
imJack Secure Communications Limited, the Company's trading subsidiary had 
significant liabilities which were greater than its assets and is therefore 
technically insolvent and has entered into aCVA. The Directors believe that the 
CVA is in the best interests of the Shareholders and creditors. A meeting of the 
imJack Secure Communications Limited's creditors was held on 27 May 2010 and 
approval was granted to extinguish debts of GBP653,000 for GBP100,000, which 
will be divided between creditorswho make a claim within three months of the 
date of the CVA being approved. 
On 20 May 2010 the Company announced it had agreed with Jeffrey Morris that he 
would exchange up to GBP200,000 of loans made by him to the Company into 
convertible unsecured loan stock to provide longer term capital for the Company. 
The convertible loan stock is convertible at 1.5p into 13,333,333 ordinary 
shares of the Company. Under the terms of the convertible loanstock, repayment 
in cash will only be made prior to the first anniversary of 17 May 2010 in the 
event that the Board considers the Company to have sufficient working capital. 
In addition, Jeffrey Morris has agreed to provide up to an additional GBP500,000 
drawdown facility for the purposes of working capital if required by the Company 
in the future. The Company will be required to give one month's notice of its 
intention to drawdown sums under the facility. Interest will be charged on any 
sums drawn down on the facility at the Bank of England base rate plus 3 per 
cent. 
The Directors have prepared a forecast to December 2011, which assumes certain 
service level agreement revenue being achieved. 
The directors have concluded that there are the following material uncertainties 
being: 
·    Securing the forecast service level agreement revenues since the government 
has withdrawn the matched funding programme although the Company is actively 
pursuing alternative models with the schools; and 
·    The commitment to provide financial support of up to GBP500,000, by Jeffrey 
Morris, if required by the Company. 
The existence of these material uncertainties may cast significant doubt on the 
entity's ability to continue as a going concern and, therefore, that it may be 
unable to realise its assets and discharge its liabilities in the normal course 
of business. 
Nevertheless, having successfully completed the placing and after making 
enquiries and considering the uncertainties described above, the Directors have 
concluded that the going concern basis is appropriate and that the Company will 
continue in operational existence for the foreseeable future. 
2.       segment information 
Analysis between activities is not presented as the Group's operations comprise 
a single class of business. The Group's operations are located in Great Britain. 
3.       tax on loss on ordinary activities 
There is no tax charge for the period. 
4.       LOSS PER SHARE 
Loss per share is calculated by dividing the loss after taxation by the weighted 
average number of ordinary shares in issue of 111,463,622 (31 March 2009: 
57,760,576 shares and 30 September 2009: 74,822,570 shares). 
 
             NET CASH FROM OPERATING aCTIVITIES 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                            |        |  |   Unaudited | Unaudited |     Audited | 
|                            |        |  |    31 March |  31 March |          30 | 
|                            |        |  |        2010 |      2009 |   September | 
|                            |        |  |          (6 |        (6 |        2009 | 
|                            |        |  |     months) |   months) |         (12 | 
|                            |        |  |         GBP |       GBP |     months) | 
|                            |        |  |             |           |         GBP | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                            |        |  |             |           |             | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Loss for the period        |        |  | (1,848,569) | (969,419) | (2,989,022) | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                            |        |  |             |           |             | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Adjustments for:           |        |  |             |           |             | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Investment revenue         |        |  |           - |      (48) |           - | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Finance costs              |        |  |       1,435 |     4,373 |      61,696 | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Tax credit                 |        |  |           - |           |   (309,147) | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| (Profit)/loss on disposal of        |  |             |           |             | 
| property, plant and equipment       |  |           - |         - |           - | 
+-------------------------------------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Amortisation of intangible assets   |  |      63,217 |    19,636 |      63,072 | 
+-------------------------------------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Impairment of goodwill              |  |           - |         - |     245,000 | 
+-------------------------------------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Impairment of intangible fixed      |  |           - |         - |     120,000 | 
| assets                              |  |             |           |             | 
+-------------------------------------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Depreciation of property, plant and |  |      13,403 |    12,554 |      46,400 | 
| equipment                           |  |             |           |             | 
+-------------------------------------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Share based payment        |        |  |           - |    90,540 |     722,420 | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                            |        |  |             |           |             | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Operating cash flows       |        |  |             |           |             | 
| before movements in        |        |  | (1,770,514) | (842,364) | (2,159,581) | 
| working capital            |        |  |             |           |             | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                            |        |  |             |           |             | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Decrease in inventories    |        |  |           - |         9 |     189,600 | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| (Increase)/decrease in     |        |  |     (8,623) |   (2,957) |     125,117 | 
| receivables                |        |  |             |           |             | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Increase/(decrease) in     |        |  |     748,685 |   200,751 |   (351,656) | 
| payables                   |        |  |             |           |             | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                            |        |  |             |           |             | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
| Net cash from operating    |        |  | (1,030,452) | (644,561) | (2,196,520) | 
| activities                 |        |  |             |           |             | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
|                            |        |  |             |           |             | 
+----------------------------+--------+--+-------------+-----------+-------------+ 
5.         DIVIDENDS 
No dividends are proposed for the six months ended 31 March 2010 (six months 
ended 31 March 2009: GBPnil, year ended 30 September 2008: GBPnil). 
6.       DISTRIBUTION OF INTERIM REPORT TO SHAREHOLDERS 
The interim report will be available for inspection by the public at the 
registered office of the Company during normal business hours on any weekday and 
from the Company's website www.imjack.com. Further 
7.       POST BALANCE SHEET EVENTS 
On 7 June 2010, the Company raised GBP0.9m (after issue costs) through the 
placing of 71,333,333 shares (4,666,667 of which had been prepaid), which were 
admitted to trading on AIM on 8 June 2010. In addition, the Company settled 
amounts due to certain 3rd party creditors of GBP30,000 by the issue of 
2,000,000 new ordinary shares of 1p each. 
The Company has agreed with Jeffrey Morris that the GBP200,000 due to him at the 
date of the placing has been settled for convertible, unsecured loan stock to 
provide longer term funding for the company. The convertible loan stock is 
convertible into 13,333,333 ordinary shares at any time. 
On 7 June 2010 the Company acquired the entire issued share capital of JD 
Connect Ltd for consideration of GBP150,000 satisfied by the issue of 10,000,000 
ordinary shares. JD Connect Ltd, the exclusive re-seller of the imJack 
technology platform, recorded a loss of GBP45,671 for the period to 31 December 
2009. 
On 7 June 2010 the Company acquired the entire issued share capital of Tellbrook 
Ltd, which owns the core underlying IP of the business, for consideration of 
GBP500,000 satisfied by the issue of 33,333,333 ordinary shares. Tellbrook Ltd 
recorded a profit of GBP3,362 in the accounts for the period to 30 April 2010. 
On 7 June 2010 Jeffrey Morris and connected parties converted GBP1,065,000 of 
loans into equity through the issue of 71,000,000 shares. 
On 7 June 2010 M D Abrahams converted GBP61,113 of loans into equity through the 
issue of 4,074,176 shares. 
imjack Secure Communications Ltd, the main trading subsidiary of the company, 
had significant liabilities which are greater than its assets and was therefore 
technically insolvent. This subsidiary entered into a CVA to extinguish its 
debts. On 27 May 2010 imJack Secure Communications Ltd extinguished debts of 
GBP653,000 for payment of GBP100,000 which will result in a credit of GBP553,000 
(net of issue costs) to the income statement. 
 
For further information, please contact: 
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| imJack Plc                             | Tel: 01653 618 016                     | 
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| Michael Abrahams, Chairman             |                                        | 
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| Daniel Stewart & Company plc           | Tel: 020 7776 6550                     | 
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| Emma Earl                              |                                        | 
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| Simon Leathers                         |                                        | 
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| Rawlings Financial PR Limited          | Tel: 01653 618 016                     | 
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| Catriona Valentine                     |                                        | 
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