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Posted On: 04/25/2023 10:44:22 AM
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UNVC: JimmyO, Yes its all in how you look, Univec lost.
Net Income (Loss) $ (2,666,076) year ending 2022
Cash on hand 0
The Company has net $ 4,725 in accounts receivable, year ending 2022
Revenues generated during the twelve months ended December 31, 2022 $33,165.00
The Company enjoys terms for payments to its vendors, on traditional purchases the accounts payable balance, is $ 236,586.00
Revenues $33,165.00
Cost of sales $30,786.00
Gross Profit $2,789.00 Not Net.
Payroll liabilities $12,452,470 .00 To Dalton and Richard
These above are facts that JPMorgan requires in the applications, plus submit tax returns, a bank signature card, Audit, Background check.
Myself I don't see Dalton/Univec getting anything from JPM.
UNVC can't even pay the vendors, shows no product inventory in the filings,
vendors owed $236,586.00
minus $2,789.00
equals$ 233,797.00 still owed
Not to good of a business plan.
Net Income (Loss) $ (2,666,076) year ending 2022
Cash on hand 0
The Company has net $ 4,725 in accounts receivable, year ending 2022
Revenues generated during the twelve months ended December 31, 2022 $33,165.00
The Company enjoys terms for payments to its vendors, on traditional purchases the accounts payable balance, is $ 236,586.00
Revenues $33,165.00
Cost of sales $30,786.00
Gross Profit $2,789.00 Not Net.
Payroll liabilities $12,452,470 .00 To Dalton and Richard
These above are facts that JPMorgan requires in the applications, plus submit tax returns, a bank signature card, Audit, Background check.
Myself I don't see Dalton/Univec getting anything from JPM.
UNVC can't even pay the vendors, shows no product inventory in the filings,
vendors owed $236,586.00
minus $2,789.00
equals$ 233,797.00 still owed
Not to good of a business plan.
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