eDoorways International Corporation Completes First Phase of Audit and Uplisting

AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

eDoorways International Corporation (Pink Sheets: EDWY) announced today that the Company has completed the first phase of the audit and uplisting process with the completion of initial financial draft by Boisseau Felicione & Associates, Inc. “We’ve worked very closely with Marc-Andre Boisseau, the Managing Director of Boisseau Felicione & Associates, and we’re pleased to report that we’re moving swiftly through the audit process,” stated Chris Mitchell, CFO of eDoorways. “Marc-Andre and his team did a spectacular job of preparing the Company’s financial statements for the last several years and now everything is in the very capable hands of De Leon & Company, P.A. for the final audit.”

“The preparation of eDoorway’s financials went better than expected and we were able to finish up in a quicker timeframe than we initially predicted,” stated Marc-Andre Boisseau . “We went through the Company’s financial records for the last 7 years and put everything together in a clean presentation for the auditor to go through and send the final material for SEC submission.”

“We’re very pleased with the progress of our uplisting to the bulletin board and we anticipate the auditors review and completion of the Company’s financials in a timely manner. We’re just about at the homestretch and we look forward to continuing our transparency initiative for all our shareholders,” concluded Mitchell.

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