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BeWhere Holdings Inc. Reports 2022 Fiscal Year-end Results

TORONTO, ON. April 17, 2023 – BeWhere (TSX-V: BEW, OTCQB: BEWFF) (“BeWhere” or the “Company”), a Mobile Internet of Things (M-IoT) company is pleased to announce its financial results for twelve months ended December 31, 2022.

Owen Moore, CEO and Co-Founder stated, “Key performance indicators improved across the board, with Total revenue improving by 17% and Recurring revenue growth of 35% year over year in fiscal 2022, resulting in record income before taxes of $526,134”.

Chris Panczuk, COO and Co-Founder stated, “We are pleased with the results as the company recorded highest ever quarterly Gross profit, which improved by 55% in fiscal 2022”.

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BeWhere and Assured Telematics Launch First of Its Kind Forklift Tracking and Management with Hiab Integration

TORONTO, ON. January 17 2023 – BeWhere (TSX-V: BEW, OTCQB: BEWFF) (“BeWhere” or the “Company”), a Mobile Internet of Things (M-IoT) company,  is pleased to announce the launch of a first of its kind forklift tracking, monitoring and maintenance solution, and a new integration with its partner  and reseller Assured Telematics (“ATI”) and Hiab for its Moffett truck-mounted forklifts.

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BeWhere Holdings Inc. Reports Third Quarter 2022 Results

TORONTO, ON. November 23, 2022 – BeWhere (TSX-V: BEW, OTCQB: BEWFF) (“BeWhere” or the “Company”), a Mobile Internet of Things (M-IoT) company is pleased to announce its financial results for three and nine months ended September 30, 2022.

Owen Moore, CEO and Co-Founder stated, “Key performance indicators improved across the board, with recurring revenue growth of 41% year over year in the third quarter, resulting in record income of $216,771”.

Chris Panczuk, COO and Co-Founder stated, “We are pleased with the results as the company recorded highest ever quarterly Gross profit”. He further noted “The Company improved cash position during the nine months, by $681,808 to $3,240,481”.

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BeWhere and NuRAN (Nutaq) Join Forces to Present an IoT Demo at Mobile World Congress 2018

 

 

Toronto, ON, Canada, February 14th, 2018 – BeWhere Holdings Inc. (TSX-V: BEW, OTCQB: BEWFF) and Nutaq Innovations, a wholly owned subsidiary of NuRAN Wireless Inc. (CSE: NUR) (OTC: NRRWF), are pleased to announce a joint demonstration leveraging the Nutaq LTE-M standalone network to enable BeWhere’s LTE-M devices to be showcased at Mobile World Congress 2018 beginning on February 26th.

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Smart Tech Winery Pilot Highlights Ontario-Chinese Business Partnership

Environmental Monitoring Technology Will Help Boost Production at Ontario Winery

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Premier Kathleen Wynne was at Henry of Pelham Family Estate Winery today in Pelham in Niagara Region, as Bell announced a new partnership with Ontario-based BeWhere, an Internet of Things (IoT) solutions company, and China-based tech company Huawei, the world’s largest telecommunications equipment maker.

Together, the companies have developed an environmental monitoring solution to help improve the health and quality of plants at the vineyard. The product will use sensors connected to Bell’s LTE-M wireless network to remotely monitor temperature and water levels, automatically adjusting as weather conditions change. The innovative IoT solution will help lower costs, keep more vines alive longer and promote greater sustainability.

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Roundup: BeWhere Enters Pallet Tracking Market, Caterpillar, Sealed Air’s 5-Step Process, CHEP Aerospace

BeWhere Enters Pallet Tracking Market 

A Toronto company, BeWhere Inc., is taking aim at the mobile asset tracking market, including the North American pallet market, which it sees as a huge opportunity. Rather than using RFID technology, the company is relying on smartphone Bluetooth technology.

BeWhere attaches small battery-powered beacons, about the size of a business card and one centimetre thick, and which comes with an accelerometer, temperature sensor and light sensor, high-intensity LED and buzzer. Recording data such as temperature, motion, light and impact, it can then transmit this information to the user’s smartphone to communicate this information. The range of the device is 250 miles, with a default transmission rate of once per second. Data recording continues even when out of range, and is then transmitted once a connection is restored.  Batteries are intended to last for two years. The LED and buzzer facilitate finding the beacon position in the warehouse.

Aside from its interest in goods in transport, the company is also targeting construction and utility industry assets, as well as paramedic services.

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