~Third close of LP II with US$1.3 Million of Subscription Agreements;
$1.8M in Series D debenture payouts with an additional debenture payout of $1.1 million planned for Q2 2021~

VANCOUVER, BC – March 18, 2021 – TIMIA Capital Corporation (“TIMIA” or the “Company”) (TSX-V:TCA/OTCQB:TIMCF) today announced the receipt of an additional US$1.3 million ($1.6 million) in subscriptions towards the second Limited Partnership (“LP II”) previously announced on July 16, 2020. With this third close, LP II has raised US$16.1 million ($21.4 million) exceeding the success of the first limited partnership (“LP I”) offered in 2019 and bringing the total non-dilutive capital raised through 2 Limited Partnerships, after recent successful exits, to more than $47.1 million. In addition to the closing of LP II, the Company has paid out $1.8 million of series D debentures and plans to pay out the remaining balance of series D debentures in the amount of $1.1 million in Q2 of fiscal 2021.

“High yield investors recognize the value of our fintech origination platform and its ability to originate and service high quality investments,” said Mike Walkinshaw, CEO of TIMIA. “As we invest in the platform we are seeing increased efficiencies and we have reached a point where economies of scale of the platform are kicking in. We are now offering investments beyond the traditional Software as a Service market to include a broader basket of Software Enabled Services technology companies generating up to $20 million of annual revenue.”

Limited Partnership II Highlights:

  • Accretive to the Company with no dilution to the shareholders,
  • TIMIA has previously provided $1 Million of the capital in LP II, continuing to earn interest revenue from the current investment portfolio while aligning interests with the limited partners,
  • TIMIA will increase its consolidated cash position to approximately $10 million,
  • TIMIA, through a wholly-owned subsidiary, receives a 1.5% servicing fee to manage LP II as its general partner,
  • TIMIA also receives a performance fee based upon the profit of LP II for the life of the fund, subject to investors achieving their preferred return first,
  • LP II is denominated in US dollars, reflecting the expected allocation of the majority of LP proceeds into US based companies, and
  • LP II can hold follow-on closes over the next 4 months, increasing the non-dilutive capital and assets under management.

TIMIA’S common shareholders are expected to benefit from the non-dilutive capital via the generation of fee income and profit share from the Limited Partnerships, without having to issue dilutive common shares.

TIMIA invites growing technology companies, seeking innovative and non-dilutive financing, to register through the TIMIA fintech platform. Under a revenue-based origination model, TIMIA matches non-dilutive capital to technology businesses with recurring revenue streams, allowing the company to make monthly payments, made up of a combination of principal and interest, with a repayment schedule sculpted to its revenue streams. The amounts advanced are secured and may be repaid early.

About TIMIA Capital Corporation

TIMIA Capital Corporation has developed a proprietary loan origination platform that services private market, high-yield loan opportunities, thereby earning recurring fees and a share of the profit. While focusing on the fast growing, global, business-to-business Software-as-a-Service (or SaaS) segment, TIMIA’s automated loan origination system is applicable to multiple technology sectors, it creates scalable and profitable growth for TIMIA’s stakeholders. For more information about TIMIA Capital Corporation, please visit www.timiacapital.com

For more information, please contact:
Darren Seed
Vice President, Capital Markets & Communications
Mike Walkinshaw, CEO
TIMIA Capital Corporation
(604) 398-8839
[email protected]

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