Powerlan secures million dollar HK deals

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05 July 2001 02:16 PM
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Australian financial software solutions company, Powerlan, has expanded its presence in the Asia Pacific region by securing two deals with Hong Kong-based companies, each worth around AU$1 million.

Powerlan has signed contracts to provide its business software solutions with Hong Kong-based China Insurance Group Assets Management and Allen Perkins Brokers.

Both deals are worth in the vicinity of AU$1 million.

The companies have purchased software licences for Powerlan's Portfolio Management software product, which according to Powerlan's managing director Theo Baker, -eliminates the labour-intensive aspects of management and provides the tools for fulfilling mandatory compliance," including the Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) in Hong Kong.

Powerlan recently acquired Melbourne-based financial services software company IMX Software Group.

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