Jul 19, 2022
TAAT(R) (CSE: TAAT) (OTCQX: TOBAF) (FRANKFURT: 2TP) today announced its initial schedule of investor events hosted by its CEO Michael Saxon and CFO Joel Dumaresq for the next twelve months. According to the update, each event will follow the company’s quarterly fiscal reporting periods and primarily consist of discussion by management of financial results and material business developments from the preceding quarter. “I consider it essential for shareholders to have access to open and transparent communication with management and our first event of 2022 earlier this month was just the start,” said TAAT Chief Executive Officer Michael Saxon. “Today’s announcement builds on my promise made during that call to provide updates on a quarterly basis. I look forward to our upcoming event in September during which we will share more details about the two ‘focus’ markets we have prioritized for TAAT.”
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About TAAT Global Alternatives Inc.
TAAT(R) develops, manufactures and distributes alternative products in categories such as tobacco, hemp, kratom, and other emerging segments of the CPG industry. Its flagship product is a nicotine-free/tobacco-free combustible with a patent-pending base material formulation, sold in over 2,700 U.S. stores. With over CAD $80 million in overall net revenue in 2021, TAAT’s facilities include a manufacturing plant in Nevada, as well as a distribution center and multiple convenience stores in Ohio. For more information, please visit www.TAATGlobal.com.
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