Brocker Technology Group signs Letter of Intent to Acquire Media Streaming Company KyxPyx Technologies Inc.

Business Editors/Hi-Tech Writers

EDMONTON, Alberta--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 25, 2000

Brocker Technology Group Ltd. (Nasdaq: BTGL, TSE: BKI), http://www.brockergroup.com a business-to-business communications company, is pleased to announce that it has signed a Heads of Agreement (Letter of Intent) with KyxPyx Technologies Inc., setting out the intention to acquire KyxPyx.

Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, KyxPyx Technologies Inc. has developed the world's first real-time bandwidth adaptive, multi-channeled media streaming system based on the company's proprietary technology.

This system analyzes the receiving user's network connection, and optimizes the media stream to deliver the maximum possible quality to users at all hi-speed (Cable/ADSL and above) connections. This acquisition, when and if completed, could propel Brocker into the next generation of media streaming and enable the company to target the rapidly growing Internet broadcast market, projected by Forbes to exceed $2 billion within 5 years.

KyxPyx's Internet broadcasting software platform will allow millions of potential users to experience a richer and more entertaining Internet. When combined with Brocker's B2B technology it will enable network service providers and content producers to build profitable business models based on Internet broadcasting. According to Brocker President and CEO, Mr. Michael Ridgway, KyxPyx is an important addition to Brocker's portfolio of business communications technology products.

"KyxPyx's streaming product line," said Ridgway, "expands and further enhances Brocker's suite of state-of-the-art communications products. This technology has the potential to be an industry standard and KyxPyx has the `first mover' advantage."

For the acquisition of KyxPyx Brocker is to issue one million Preferred Shares, with nominal value, which include a warrant to purchase up to one million Common Shares at an exercise price of $6.40 CDN per share, exercisable for 3 years.

Brocker is to pay a 7% royalty on certain revenues from other KyxPyx technology, which royalties are to be used to purchase up to an additional 2,000,000 Common Shares from Brocker over 4 years.

Completion of this acquisition is dependent upon completion of satisfactory due diligence and signing of a mutually acceptable formal agreement. It is also subject to obtaining required regulatory approval. Brocker intends to operate KyxPyx as a stand alone subsidiary of Brocker's Application Development Group once the acquisition is completed.

Limited information about the technology is available because of its proprietary nature and the product is not yet launched to market.

ABOUT BROCKER TECHNOLOGY GROUP

Brocker Technology Group http://www.brockergroup.com is a global innovator in business-to-business communication systems focusing on application development, technical consulting services, application hosting, and vendor services (Brocker's original technology distribution and service business).

Brocker's e-communications products, collectively called EC Suite (Enterprise Communication Suite), include Supercession http://www.supercession.com (e-business transaction processing software), Bloodhound http://www.bloodhound.co.nz (unified messaging software) and Powerphone (caller ID software that also displays all of the client's transaction history).

Brocker has established partnering agreements with KPMG and PeopleSoft. Brocker's Supercession is designed to integrate with PeopleSoft's non-internet based ERP software.

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These risks and uncertainties include the Company's entry into new commercial businesses; the risk of obtaining financing, and other risks described in the Company's Securities and Exchange Commission filings.

In addition, completion of the acquisition of KyxPyx Technologies Inc. is dependent upon completion of satisfactory due diligence, the entering into of a mutually acceptable formal agreement, and is subject to obtaining required regulatory approvals, and there is no assurance that this proposed acquisition will be completed.

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