Ibsg International 8-K Regulation FD Disclosure

IBSG International

Investor Presentation

(“IBIN”-OTCBB)

PROVIDING BUSINESSES WITH A GATEWAY TO WORLD COMMERCE

November 17, 2008

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IBSG In Brief

•

IBSG International is a leading developer and marketer of a robust e-commerce

platform, that provides a cost effective Internet commerce solution for

government

agencies,

large business

organizations,

and

Small

and

Medium-

sized Enterprises (“SME”), particularly in developing markets.

•

Historic Organic Revenue CAGR ~ 64% (since 2004)

–

Profitable since 2Q04

–

Cash Flow Positive since 3Q05

•

2006  Revenue of $ 7.6m with EPS of $0.10

•

2007  Revenue of $14.6m with EPS of $0.58

•

2008  Guidance

of

$18-22m

with

EPS

range

of

($0.50

-

$0.60)¹

•

Blue Chip client base includes World Bank and South Africa Department of

Trade and Industry

•

Cash on hand $7.38 million; Cash per share $.615 Book value of $2.60 per

share

•

Stock Symbol: (“IBIN”-OTC)

•

Shares Outstanding: 12 million

•

Approximate market cap: $12 million

¹Based on existing business

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3

BizWorld

Pro

-

A

Comprehensive

International Commerce Platform

•

The

BizWorld

Pro

Platform

provides

a

comprehensive,

international

Internet-

based

Commerce

Platform

that

operates

as

a

digital

service

center

for

any

government agency interacting with small to medium enterprises (SMEs).

•

BizWorld

Pro  

provides

over

9,500

functions

and

is

comprised

of

more

than

14,000 active pages.  The platform provides SMEs with turn-key functionality:

Digital

e-Commerce

Exchange

with

Website

Creation

&

Digital

Catalogue

Accounting/Fiscal

Management

Centralized

Tender/Bid

Centre

&

Procurement

Management

Investor-Investor

Seeker

Transaction

Functions

Seminar/Long

Distance

Learning

Video

Library

4

4

™

™

™

Key Benefits of BizWorld

Pro 

Implementation of BizWorld

Pro

enables Government Agencies to:

Stimulate domestic, regional and international SME commerce

Encourage Internet connectivity and cell/PDA services

Facilitates increase investments into regional businesses

Creates a centralized system for establishing an SME online

Provide a digital service center for businesses

Reduce unemployment through sustained business community

Revenue generating opportunities for businesses, sub-licensees, and master

license holder

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™

A Major Market Opportunity

Exists for BizWorld

Pro

•

The EU Market alone represents a $28B Euro opportunity¹

•

Growth of SMEs

worldwide

•

Support of World agencies and Government entities

•

Low

cost

and

flexibility

provided

by

BizWorld

Pro™

•

Turnkey

internet

solutions

for

SMEs

not

available

to

date

EUROPE

ASIA

AFRICA

SMEs

CHINA

US

*Source: Based on EU budget

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Growth

Markets

Accelerating Trade

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™

Management & Board

Dr.

Michael

Rivers,

CEO

&

Board

Chairman,

is

the

founder

of

IBSG

and

has

over 24 years experience in the field of business development including

supporting the development of small-to-mid-size businesses, and establishing

digital business services with a diverse group of business community entities.

Dr. Rivers has served as an expert & guest speaker for U.S. Dept. of

Commerce, the Dept. of Labor as well as several international countries as an

expert

in

Internet

commerce

strategies.

Dr.

Rivers

holds

a

doctorate

in

Clinical

Psychology through the Washington D.C. consortium of universities, and an

undergraduate degree in the diversified studies of Chemistry, Biology and

Psychology.

Mr.

Geoffrey

Birch,

Interim

CFO

&

Board

Member,

was

in

plastics

and

pharmaceuticals for over 30 years which included manufacturing and

distribution.

Mr.

Birch

developed

a

specialist

European

facility

for

medicated

over-the-counter

hair treatments which was eventually purchased by SSL

International, a UK publicly quoted company in the late 1990s. Mr. Birch was a

board member of several UK Venture capital firms investing in young UK

companies with identifiable growth potential in the areas of technology. He is

currently chairman of Sylvrey

Ltd, an investment company.

Digital

Business

Services

Venture

Capital

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Board Members

Mr.

Jeffrey

Willmott,

Board

Member,

is

a

senior

level

executive

with

over

35

years experience in diverse industries, both domestic and international in

scope. Mr. Willmott

joined investment banking firm of Dillon Read & Company

(now UBS) in 1991, spending the next 8 years in financial services business

development and marketing. He is on the Adjunct faculty of both NY University

Graduate Management Program and Fordham University Graduate School of

Business. He holds a Bachelors and an MBA in marketing.

Dr.

Alexander

S.

Preker,

Board

Member,

is

the

Chief

Economist,

Africa

Region

(AFTH2), World Bank and Member of Global Task Force. He has also

served as  the Sector Leader & Member of Corporate Management Group

(AFTH2), World Bank.

Dr. Preker

has completed the Executive Development

Program,

Harvard

University,

US;

earned

a

PhD,

Economics,

London

School

of

Economics and Political Science, London, UK; Diploma, Medical Law and

Ethics, King's College, London, Masters of Business Administration (audit),

McGill,

Montreal,

Quebec,

Canada;

Dr.

Preker

is

currently

an

Adjunct

Associate Professor, Wager School, New York University, New York, NY.

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Global

Economist

Industry

Experience

Business Model

•

IBIN partners with the government entity that purchases the

Master

License

and

aligns

its’

interests

with

those

of

the

Master

License

Holder

by

sharing revenue generated from Satellite Licenses and Small Medium Enterprises

(SMEs) Subscription Revenues

•

are

based

upon

the

number

of

SMEs

the

platform

will

support.  Under GAAP revenue recognition criteria, the Company recognizes:

–

65% of the Master & Satellite License fees as Revenue in the quarter they are executed

–

35% of the Master & Satellite License fees as “Deferred Revenue”

–

100% of unpaid Fees are recorded as accounts receivable at the time of issuance.

•

.

–

Year 1:

Master License Fee

–

Years 2-5:

Maintenance License Fee

•

(typical for government agencies)

–

The Master License Holder sells the Satellite Licenses to other agencies

–

IBIN shares Satellite License revenue with the Master License Holder, 90% / 10%  split

•

.

–

End User (individual business) pay subscription fees of no less than $20/month. 

–

IBIN splits the subscription revenue with the Master License holder 50%/50%

Revenue Sharing

Master License Contracts

Master License Contract

Satellite Licenses

Subscription Fees

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How We Help Our Clients

Expand Their Business

The South Africa Department of

The South Africa Department of

Trade and Industry

Trade and Industry

10

How We Help Our Clients Do

Business, cont.

•

IBSG will Provide The 4M+ SMEs

in South Africa

with an SME Digital Commerce Trading and

Industry (MTI)

•

BizWorld

Pro will serve as the core trading and

procurement management platform for the project

•

The platform will include:

–

Full on-line E-commerce and transactional

capabilities for all SMEs

on the platform

–

On-Line SME registration

–

Government and large corporation access to

SME’s

via the platform for tender and bid

management and tracking

–

Real time market analysis and impact reports

–

Full on-line financial management and

inventory controls

–

On-line seminar delivery

–

On-line employment to support staff

requirements of growing SMEs

and job

searching for individuals

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Example: South Africa Department of Trade & Industry (“DTI”)

–

Currently selling satellite licenses intra-government. 

–

Implemented projects grow exponentially via Satellite Licenses and

SME Subscription Revenue

Viral Distribution Channel

Deputy Ministries

National Departments

Provincial Governments

Small Business Development Centers

Business Associations

Universities

Master License

Satellite Licenses

DTI purchases Master

License

Small to Medium

Enterprises “SMEs”

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IBSG Office Locations

Celebration,

Florida

Sandton

City

South Africa

Berkeley Square, London

United Kingdom

Celebration, Florida

And

Ahmadabad, India

51 employees world wide

Employees in 4 countries currently

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Financial Review

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Revenue Streams: All Contracts

Are Generally 4-5 Years

•

Master

License

fee:

Yr1

License

fee;

Yrs

2-4

(5)

License

Maintenance

fees

•

Satellite License fees; Same as above IBSGI; 90%-Master License holder 10%

•

End

User

(individual

business)

Subscription

fees;

IBSGI;

approx.

50%-License

holder

50%. No less than $20/month/End User (E20/month in Europe)

•

Recurring Revenue Streams:

•

Additional Satellite License sales

•

License Maintenance fees Yrs 2-4 (5)

•

Monthly

End

User

Subscription

fees-

projected

to

be

$600,000-$700,000

by

the

end of 2008 and grow to a projected $2.5-$2.75million per month by the end of

2009

All Master License Holders are with Government Agencies

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0

1,000,000

2,000,000

3,000,000

4,000,000

5,000,000

6,000,000

1st  Q 2008

2nd Q 2008

3rd Q 2008

4th Q 2008

2007

2008

2008 Financials

•

For the 6 Months Ended June 30, the Company reported

Revenue of $9.2m with $2.4m in Net Income and EPS of $0.25

–

50% Y/Y revenue growth.

•

1Q08 Revenue of $4.8m with $1.1m in Net Income and EPS of $0.12

•

2Q08 Revenue of $4.4m with $1.3m in net income and EPS of $0.13

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0

1,000,000

2,000,000

3,000,000

4,000,000

5,000,000

1st  Q 2008

2nd Q 2008

3rd Q 2008

4th Q 2008

Revenues

Cash In

Cash Collections vs. Revenue

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*Net before taxes; Cash in

Outpaced by new revenue

SA-DTI

Contract Revenue

Performance

(2.2 Million SMES Possible)

0

2,000,000

4,000,000

6,000,000

8,000,000

10,000,000

2007

2008*

2009*

2010*

License Fees

SME Sub. Fees

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2008 -

2009 Strategic Plan

•

Expansion: New marketing offices in Eastern Europe, Malaysia and

South America

•

Expand into United States

•

Complete move to listed stock exchange

•

Develop SME Digital Commerce Platform as international vehicle

•

Organic Growth Opportunities:

–

Expand World Bank Strategic Relationship

•

Expand Master License Agreements in African Nations

•

Expand International Distribution Channels into the EU & South

America with additional Master License Agreements

–

Increase Satellite License penetration among existing clients

–

Increase individual SME Footprint

–

Increase SME Subscriber Penetration

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Country

Potential Lifetime Revenue

Kenya

$39,000,000

World Bank (*3)

A. Ghana

B  Nigeria

C  Liberia

$45,000,000

South Africa

$52,000,000

TOTAL

$136, 000,000*

Potential Revenue from Existing

International Customers

*Potential Revenue (over a 4 year term) includes:

1.

Master License Revenue

2.

Maintenance License Revenue

3.

Satellite License Revenue

4.

SME subscription revenue

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Annual Revenue Growth

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Successful Financial Model

FY06A

FY07A

FY08E

Revenue

$7.6m

$14.6m

$18-22m

Net Income

$0.69m

$4.86m

$10-12m     

EPS

$0.10

$0.57

$0.50-.60*

SME Subscribers (12/31)

27K

60K

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*Fully Taxed

Investment Summary

•

3-year Revenue CAGR ~ 64%

–

Profitable since 2Q04

–

Cash Flow Positive since 3Q05

•

Recurring Revenue Streams:

–

Additional Satellite License Sales

–

License Maintenance fees Yrs 2-5

–

SME Subscription Fees

•

Low Current Valuations

–

PE Multiples

•

1.75x  FY07 EPS of $0.57

•

1.75x  FY08 EPS of $.50-$0.60 (Guidance Mean)

•

0.63x  FY09 EPS of $1.60 (Guidance Mean)

–

PEG Multiples

•

0.37x  FY07 EPS of $0.57

•

1.37x  FY08 EPS of $0.60 (Guidance Mean)

•

Zero Debt

•

Seasoned Management

–

Strong Alignment with Shareholders: Management (Friends of Management) owns ~

42% of Shares Outstanding

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Contacts

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Company Contact:

IBSG International

Dr. Michael Rivers, CEO

Tel: 321

-939-6321

Email:

mrivers@ibsgi.com

Website:

www.ibsgi.com

Investor Contact:

Strategic Growth International, Inc.

Stan Altschuler/Richard Cooper

Tel: 212

-838-1444

Email:

saltschuler@sgi-ir.com/

rcooper@sgi-ir.com

Website:

www.sgi-ir.com