Recent Catalysts
The Company most recently announced that it is now offering advertising and marketing services for its customers, allowing it to assist customer growth, which should also augment the revenue base of the company over time.
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Before that, the Company announced that ten additional governmental entities have “piggybacked” onto its existing Tarrant County, Texas Work Uniform Contract within the last week, adding potential new revenue of approximately $5,000 each annually.
“Our efforts to expand government customers are continuing to pay dividends for ADMQ and its Shareholders,” said CEO Johnson. New customers include a high school band, a health center, and elementary and middle schools.
Mr. Johnson explained that, because of the one-year uniform contract with Tarrant County, Texas which commenced on July 1, 2020, the Company is now on a bid list for an additional 525 government entities throughout the State of Texas, all of which can participate under this contract and “piggyback” onto the pricing provided by the Company in this contract. This additional “piggyback” feature involved in winning the award provides the Company with a significant opportunity for increased revenue.
Just before that, the Company announced that it has had the privilege to supply screen-printed protective masks to the United Heroes League, Dallas/Fort Worth chapter, in support of its 11th annual “2020 United Heroes League NYTEX Armed Forces Hockey Classic,” which occurred from September 4-6, 2020 in North Richland Hills, Texas. The protective masks bearing the logo of the hockey tournament will be used for both athletes and for fundraising efforts to benefit the Nationwide Military Charity 501 (c) (3) United Heroes League.
Derek Tillemans, an Advisory Board Member of the Dallas-Fort Worth chapter of United Heroes League, said, ”The support provided by this protective mask donation is greatly appreciated and will benefit our mission of helping to give military families the opportunity to participate in sports. Our Nationwide organization strives to recognize those who serve and sacrifice for our Country. We have helped thousands over the past 10 years. Partners like ADM Endeavors, Inc. assist in growing our capabilities in Texas.”