Micro Cap Secures $1.4 Million Contract With Canadian Federal Government

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Monday, March 10, 2025

Securing government contracts is a strong strategic move for any company, as the rigorous vetting process ensures credibility. Once approved, follow-on orders are highly likely, providing a steady revenue stream from a reliable and more economically stable source.

Speaking to that, investors of Plurilock Security Inc. (TSX-Venture: PLUR) (OTCQB: PLCKF), a global cybersecurity services and solutions provider, were likely excited to find out that the company had been awarded a three-year sales order for a total of CAD$1.478 million with the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat for secure IT solutions.

Federal agencies require robust security and compliance frameworks for IT implementations, and the Treasury Board Secretariat has selected Plurilock to ensure secure deployment and operational integrity within key federal programs. The one-year contract, with two optional renewal years for a total potential duration of three years, was secured through the Company's subsidiary Integra Networks Corporation.

"Winning this contract with the Treasury Board Secretariat is another testament to Plurilock's ability to deliver secure, enterprise-grade IT solutions to government agencies," said Ian L. Paterson, CEO of Plurilock. "As cybersecurity and digital transformation remain top priorities for federal organizations, we look forward to supporting Canada's government with technology that enhances operational efficiency while maintaining the highest security standards."

Despite the strong news, shares of PLUR were trading down at $0.305 per share, while U.S. listed shares (PLCKF) traded lower at $0.2124, off 4.19% in late-morning trading. This pullback is likely not about the news, rather more to do with the overall broader markets getting punished as Donald Trump’s tariff uncertainties sow confusion and uncertainty among investors leading to indiscriminate selling in most asset classes.

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