Apr 11, 2022
CE Brands (TSX.V: CEBI), a data-driven consumer-electronics company, has announced selected preliminary unaudited financial and operational results for the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2022 (“Q4 2022”). According to the update, CE Brands issued today’s press release pursuant to its obligations under applicable Canadian securities laws to enable it to disclose the information in meetings with prospective investors as it explores a range of near-term financing opportunities. “Our preliminary Q4 2022 revenue results reflect improving sales trends and the revenue generating potential of our expanding portfolio of branded products. We introduced two new products to the market in the past quarter with initial sales in line with our expectations,” said Craig Smith, CEO of CE Brands. “Despite ongoing challenges in the global supply chain, we are confident that sales will continue to increase for these two products throughout 2022 and are excited for the launch of an additional three new products in the first half of 2022.”
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About CE Brands Inc.
CE Brands develops products with leading manufacturers and iconic brand licensors by utilizing proprietary data that identifies key market opportunities. With sales today in over 70 countries, the company’s innovative, highly repeatable process, which it calls the “CE Method,” has created an optimal growth path for CE Brands to be the premier global licensed brand manufacturer. For more information about the company, please visit www.CEBrands.ca.
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