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Last Updated: June 11, 2012 - 8:30am EST

Update: Company expects to be OTC current this coming week. New Contracts/Revenues updates to be released

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EST(NEW YORK)--
Ludlow Capital, an equity research firm based in New York City, upgrades its research opinion on Perla Group International Inc. (Pink:PERL), a leader in the international military, police and security solutions sectors, with a price target of $0.10 to $0.15 per share.

Research Highlights-

2011 Revenues of $3.1 million,
Profitable- Already has Doubled
2011 Revenues- $11.25 Million Purchase Order- Military Contracts- Shares Reduced by 55%- Tight Public Float2011 Earnings, Profitable

The Company is an operational and global provider of security and military equipment and solutions. For the year ending Dec. 31, 2011, the company reported total revenues of $3,126,708, and net income profit of $361,373. For the ending period, the company reported it was cash-flow positive at the end of the fiscal year.

So far, for the first few months of 2012, the Company has already reported $7 million in purchase orders, which is more then double all of 2011 total revenues.

On a rough bases, PERL generates around 20% of their total revenues into net income profit to their bottom line, give or take. The short=fall in Q4 20111 was due to a one time charge for equipment, and misc, but on a whole they generate net income of a 20% to 30% bases.

Thus, if the Company has already generated around $12 million in new purchase orders, that would equate to around $1.4 million in potential net income profit. With only around 224 million shares issued and outstanding, that would come out to roughly a $0.006 EPS for the company currently, on a general estimate.

If you give PERL a PE of say 10 to 15, which is still considered conservative for a fast growing small cap company, that would come out to a current valuation of around $0.06 to $0.09 per share, as of right now.

2012 Revenue and EPS Projection

With a potential merger for their aviation division projected to bring in an additional $6 million in sales revenue, and additional contracts coming in for rest of the year, the company could be on track to report total revenues for fiscal 2012 in the range of $15 million, and this being very conservative.

If we use the same formula as we have for projecting its current valuation, then 20% of $15 million comes out to potential $3 million in net income profit. If we based this on say 300 million outstanding to take into account any future dilution in 2012, we come out with a rough EPS projection of around $0.01 per share. On a conservative PE of 10 to 15, that would give PERL an estimated target for 2012 in the range of $0.10 to $0.15 per share.

Giving this new contracts, and basic fundamentals, Ludlow Research has issued a current short-term price target on PERL of $0.05 to $0.06 per share, with a longer-term target of $0.10 to $0.15 per share for the coming months.

PERL is currently trading just below $0.019 per share

About Perla Group International

Perla Group International is an emerging leader in the international military, police and security solutions sectors. It was established with the vision to become the industry's leading turnkey solutions developer and services provider. Perla Group's success is built on a combination of the trust, backing and support of top industry specialists and a talented team's unwavering commitment to service excellence. With its four divisions; Perla Telecoms, Perla Aviation, Perla Armored Cars and Perla K-9 Services, it places Perla Group in a unique position to service many of its existing clients with multiple value added services and thereby attract key new clients.

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