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Mirage Holdings (OTC BB: MGHI)- Now NetSol (OTC BB: NTWK)

On January 15th of this year we profiled a software company called Mirage Holdings (OTC BB: MGHI).  Mirage had come public in the summer of 1998 at $5 per share, and at the time was trading in the high $3 range with three years of double digit growth and consistent earnings from its inception.

Mirage is unique because they develop all their products in Pakistan, where they have highly skilled and talented software engineers, but costs run 10% of what they would in the US.  Their largest client is Daimler Benz Leasing.  They have developed nearly all the leasing software for Mercedes Benz finance companies world wide.

If you were not a subscriber at the time that we covered this company, simply click here, and you will be taken directly to the original profile.

There have been several exciting developments in recent weeks, and we believe that there will be a significant increase in the activity in this stock over the next several months, so we felt it would be timely to bring you an update on this Company now.

First, and most importantly, on Thursday, May 27th, Mirage Holdings (OTC BB: MGHI) changed its name to more accurately reflect the business of the Company.  Mirage is now Netsol International Inc., and trades under the stock symbol NTWK.  During the year, Mirage divested itself of all its holdings which were unrelated to its core business, and acquired 100% of its two subsidiary companies: Netsol PK, and Netsol UK.  Therefore, the name change made sense.

Recent Developments at NetSol (OTC BB: NTWK)

Prior to the announcement of the name change, NetSol's most current press release related to the March quarter financial results, which is the Company's third fiscal quarter.  The Company announced a 300% increase in sales over the same quarter the previous year, putting results right in line with our expectations.  Netsol is on track to complete fiscal 1999 (June) with about $5 million in sales, and $500,000 in net profits EBITDA.  In fiscal 1998, Netsol was able to achieve just over $2 million in sales.  Therefore, investors that prefer companies with accelerating growth and earnings will not be disappointed in this Company's performance.  Click here to read the press release.

Another very exciting current development was announced on April 8th.  NetSol announced the formation of a strategic alliance with ICOM Infomatique of France to offer E-Commerce solutions to ICOM's current customer base.  Click Here to read this press release.

With over 900,000 licenses installed, ICOM Informatique is a leading European Web-To-Host software supplier. The company is quoted in the Paris stock exchange and is traded under the symbol 'ICO.'

ICOM Informatique is a software developer specializing in PC-To-Host connectivity solutions for corporate network PC's users in legacy environments (IBM, Unix, Bull, Videotex). The company, founded in 1981, is based in France and has offices in England, Germany, and the USA and a worldwide network of focused and skilled distributors.

Coming Events

We had a chance to meet with Najeeb Ghauri, the President of NetSol last week.  We were able to get some ideas about what the future might hold for NetSol.

Mr. Gharui told us that based on current order and business flow, NetSol has a chance of jumping to the $15 million range in sales for fiscal 2,000 which begins on July 1st.  A 300% percent growth rate might seem high, but this is not out of line considering that the Company has grown at this multiple every year for the last three years.

In the works are several other major events.  The Company is currently going through a due diligence process with two regional brokerage firms which may pick up coverage on the stock.  There are no guarantees, but early indications are positive.

The Company also plans to open its NetSol US division later this year with the short term goal of beginning leasing software development for Daimler Chrysler (NYSE: DCX).  The Company is already providing leasing software for Daimler Benz finance companies on four Continents, and believes it can break into the US Market.

If you never looked at NetSol International (OTC BB: NTWK), now would be a good time to do so.  Their corporate due diligence Web Site can be found at www.mghi.com today, and will be changing to www.netsol-intl.com by tomorrow.  Either web address will take you to the same page by tomorrow to eliminate confusion from the name change.

In terms of price appreciation since our original release in January, this stock has really never gotten any legs.  Every time the stock tried to break through $4, it always met with resistance.  However, the Company is positioned for 200% to 300% growth in fiscal 2000 which starts next month, and the Company has been profitable since opening its doors four years ago.

We are bringing you this update now because we believe that some imminent events may result in this stock finally reflecting the progress that the Company is making.  Click Here if you wish to read our original profile.

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