OAK BROOK, IL / ACCESSWIRE / November 23, 2021 / Affluence Corporation (AFFU.PK), a diversified technology company focusing on innovative IoT and 5G enhancing technologies announced today that its Third Quarter revenue doubled over the prior quarter. Affluence Corporation also provided a business update, an update for the initiatives previously announced and reiterated its strategy moving forward. The update includes a statement on the progress being made on tactical operating issues which include product backlog, project funding for 2022, establishment of industry partnerships, improvement of capital structure, reduction of debt and status of pending acquisitions.
“I am proud to announce Third Quarter revenue of $225,000. This is the largest quarterly revenue that we have ever achieved and it doubled our prior quarter revenue. This is reflective of the growing demand for the IoT technologies in the Affluence portfolio, “said James E. Honan, Jr., Affluence’s CEO. We are making significant progress in each of our business segments, particularly at OneMind Technogies where the OneMind product was chosen as the command and control software for one of the world’s most prominent Smart City projects. We have the signed contract in hand, have already had the project kick-off meeting with our partners and expect to make the formal announcement once our technology and service partners release the information to the market. We will recognize revenue from this contract in Q4 and carry over a seven-figure product backlog into the first half of next year,” said Honan.
“ISLP’s project to build a ‘fiber technology-based last mile infrastructure’ and deliver technology products and services to one of the largest telecom companies in Asia will officially begin in Q1 of 2022 and we expect to begin to recognize revenue from this project beginning in Q2 of 2022,” continued Honan. “We have a funding term sheet in place for $40 Million which we expect to close within the next 60 days. We also have several pending acquisitions and expect them to close by the end of Q1 2022 as well,” said Honan.
“Operationally we continue to strengthen the company” said Honan. “We executed global master product and services agreements with two large world class organizations. The first is a global product distribution agreement that has already brought one major contract to the table and has OneMind quoted to several prospects for 2022 business. The second agreement is a services agreement for our IoT and 5G technology product stack. Affluence has also made significant strides in cleaning up our balance sheet and capital structure over the past year. We were able to convert some of our debt to equity and also eliminate overhang in our capital structure. I am very proud of our team’s achievements this year and look forward to a banner year in 2022,” said Honan.
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principals from ongoing sales opportunities as well as our current partners who brought us numerous new prospects said OneMind’s CEO Stephane Eyme. “We were able to showcase OneMind’s expanded product line which includes solutions for Smart Airports, Smart Hospitals, Smart Shopping Malls and Smart Arenas. With the ongoing pandemic it is essential for all of these facilities to be able to monitor and report on multiple and complex data feeds in real time.”