Nov 26, 2019
SinglePoint (OTCQB: SING), a technology and investment company, this morning provided a recap of 2019 and outlook for 2020. The company exceeded $1,000,000 in revenue for Q3, making it its largest third quarter in company history. Moving forward, SING sees substantial growth in two major markets, hemp and solar, and is focused on growing within these market segments throughout the fourth quarter and into 2020. The company is launching its nicotine and tobacco free 1606 Original Hemp cigarettes at MJBIZCON taking place at the Las Vegas Convention Center December 11-13, 2019. SinglePoint expects the sale of 1606 to be a key contributor to overall company growth in 2020. “We have an exceptional strategic plan in making SinglePoint one of the biggest publicly traded companies in the smokable hemp space. We believe we offer investors and our current shareholders tremendous value given our leadership position in several explosive markets including ecommerce, Hemp and Solar. As SinglePoint continues to grow revenue and profit we continue to strive for meeting the qualifications to apply for a listed exchange,” SinglePoint CEO Greg Lambrecht stated in the news release.
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About SinglePoint Inc.
SinglePoint invests in and acquires brands and companies that will benefit from injection of growth capital and the sales and marketing expertise of SinglePoint. The company portfolio currently includes solar renewables, Hemp and distribution tobacco products. SinglePoint is working to grow to a multi-national brand. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.SinglePoint.com.
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