Link Global Technologies Provides an Operational Update - Seite 2

In order to correct some information inaccurately represented in a recent media article and to keep our shareholders fully informed about the facts related to the situation, Link Global submits the following timeline and facts:

• Link Global was contacted by the Alberta Utilities Commission on February 11, 2021, with a request to conduct a second detailed noise survey of its operations in both the daytime and nighttime at our Campbell site.
• Link Global completed the requested survey on February 26, 2021, with the outcome being extremely close to compliant. Further mitigation work was undertaken to ensure LINK met the requirements.
• Sound barriers were then installed. A follow-up survey was completed showing full compliance for both daytime and nighttime operational standards.
• Between March and June 2021, Link Global and the Alberta Utilities Commission worked collaboratively on a joint submission to the AUC board for consideration, - this submission was completed together in a spirit of cooperation.
• The joint submission was provided to the board of the AUC on June 18, 2021.
• Link Global followed up with the AUC on numerous occasions since June 18, 2021 inquiring about the timeline and any additional measures that the company could take to address any items. Unfortunately, the AUC did not respond regarding our outreach requests.
• Link Global was informed of the AUC board's decision on August 19^th, 61 days after submission.
• Despite meeting noise standards, Link Global understands that neighbours in this area have a high sensitivity to the operation and the Company is taking action to relocate the plant from the Campbell site as soon as operationally possible to a new site fully operational within a 4-5 week timeframe.
• The Campbell site is only one of several Link Global sites. The Company continues to operate successfully on other sites in Alberta.

"Link Global is breaking ground in this relatively new industry. Inevitably, unknown challenges will have to be tackled along the way," added Jenkins. "We worked closely and transparently with the Alberta Utilities Commission, even providing a "joint submission" to the board due to the unknown nature of many factors. We have grown as a company due to this experience and we are now focussing on expanding other sites for our industry in Alberta."