SinglePoint, Inc. (SING) Issues Update on Its Acquisitions and Initiatives
- SinglePoint recently completed acquisitions of Convectium and DIGS Hydro
- The company offers an online payment solution through a partnership with First Bitcoin Capital
- Online payments and marketing services are available through SingleSeed.com
SinglePoint, Inc. (OTC: SING) revealed in a July 18, 2017, audio press release that it is now working with a cryptocurrency expert to lead an initiative to develop a payment solution designed for high risk customers. The company has grown from a full service mobile tech provider to a publicly traded holding company serving the cannabis market. Thanks to a joint venture with First Bitcoin Capital Corp., according to the audio press release (http://nnw.fm/RzpQ1), efforts to deliver a testable solution within 60 days are underway.
Helping to drive a consumer-first approach, the joint venture is expected to yield an easier transaction at the point of sale. In addition, two recent acquisitions are driving SinglePoint’s acquisition and growth strategy. One is DIGS Hydro, which now has two operating stores in Southern California and plans to open a third. The company, specializing in growing, cultivating and consulting in the cannabis industry, has seen growth in its first two quarters. The acquisition of Convectium, which manufactures and supplies the 710Shark oil filling machine, has been fulfilling as well.
In a recent podcast (http://nnw.fm/8WZtD), Greg Lambrecht, CEO of SinglePoint, interviewed Wil Ralston, VP of sales and marketing. The two discussed how a new payment solution will avoid issues of purchasing cannabis products through banks, as well as the company’s presence in the OTC markets. Ralston also discussed the expansion of Convectium into a new office, with the addition of five new sales people and an operations specialist, and how it is driving the company’s acquisition phase and revenues.
SinglePoint is also developing an online marketing strategy, which involves selling products nationwide through the DIGS website – DIGSHydro.com. The recently acquired subsidiary received a significant purchase order in June to offer supplies and services to a major biomedical company. Payment solutions are already being offered through the online portal and subsidiary at SingleSeed.com, available now to cannabis retailers. It offers credit card processing, pay by text, cashless ATM, and point of banking services.
The company is also looking into additional acquisition options. It is planning to acquire a technology-driven delivery company and another that provides solar solutions to commercial cannabis growers. It has a presence in the solar industry in parts of Arizona, Texas, and southeast New York. In addition to payment processing, mobile messaging services are available, so companies can reach out to mobile subscribers with deals, coupons, and other notifications via SMS.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.SinglePoint.com
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- SinglePoint recently completed acquisitions of Convectium and DIGS Hydro
- The company offers an online payment solution through a partnership with First Bitcoin Capital
- Online payments and marketing services are available through SingleSeed.com
SinglePoint, Inc. (OTC: SING) revealed in a July 18, 2017, audio press release that it is now working with a cryptocurrency expert to lead an initiative to develop a payment solution designed for high risk customers. The company has grown from a full service mobile tech provider to a publicly traded holding company serving the cannabis market. Thanks to a joint venture with First Bitcoin Capital Corp., according to the audio press release (http://nnw.fm/RzpQ1), efforts to deliver a testable solution within 60 days are underway.
Helping to drive a consumer-first approach, the joint venture is expected to yield an easier transaction at the point of sale. In addition, two recent acquisitions are driving SinglePoint’s acquisition and growth strategy. One is DIGS Hydro, which now has two operating stores in Southern California and plans to open a third. The company, specializing in growing, cultivating and consulting in the cannabis industry, has seen growth in its first two quarters. The acquisition of Convectium, which manufactures and supplies the 710Shark oil filling machine, has been fulfilling as well.
In a recent podcast (http://nnw.fm/8WZtD), Greg Lambrecht, CEO of SinglePoint, interviewed Wil Ralston, VP of sales and marketing. The two discussed how a new payment solution will avoid issues of purchasing cannabis products through banks, as well as the company’s presence in the OTC markets. Ralston also discussed the expansion of Convectium into a new office, with the addition of five new sales people and an operations specialist, and how it is driving the company’s acquisition phase and revenues.
SinglePoint is also developing an online marketing strategy, which involves selling products nationwide through the DIGS website – DIGSHydro.com. The recently acquired subsidiary received a significant purchase order in June to offer supplies and services to a major biomedical company. Payment solutions are already being offered through the online portal and subsidiary at SingleSeed.com, available now to cannabis retailers. It offers credit card processing, pay by text, cashless ATM, and point of banking services.
The company is also looking into additional acquisition options. It is planning to acquire a technology-driven delivery company and another that provides solar solutions to commercial cannabis growers. It has a presence in the solar industry in parts of Arizona, Texas, and southeast New York. In addition to payment processing, mobile messaging services are available, so companies can reach out to mobile subscribers with deals, coupons, and other notifications via SMS.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.SinglePoint.com
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