Silver Spring, MD - January 29, 2015 - InvestorsHub NewsWire -
IJJ Corporation (IJJP.PK)
IJJC Chairman and President, Clifford Pope, talks to Small Cap
Voice about IJJC’s three-year vision for growth and
profitability.
Mr. Pope laid out a comprehensive and clear picture of IJJC’s
future starting with a description of the new Partnership Network;
a collaborative network environment designed to support and build
publicly traded companies that are non-reporting and undervalued
into reporting and performing public companies. “Our business model
is to provide Partnership Relationship to public companies. “,
states Clifford Pope. “We offer to public companies
Contracting/Business Development, Market Awareness, and Reporting
Obligation Resources.”, summarized Mr. Pope on the services to be
offered to public companies. Mr. Pope spoke about developing
contractor/sub-contractor/mentor relationships between public
companies and privately held companies. “We expect to leverage
these relationships to benefit both the public companies that seek
new revenue sources and the private companies that can leverage
these relationships to expand into new market segments.”
The entire interview will be available at:
http://smallcapvoice.com/blog/1-23-15-smallcapvoice-interview-with-ijj-corporation-ijjp
Please link to the site to hear our Chairman and President
explore our 3 year vision with Small Cap Voice.
IJJC has entered into an agreement that would bring $2,100,313
of annual income from two Medical Marijuana Farmers in exchange for
stock to be delivered in the future, over time. The transaction was
approved by the Circuit Court for the 19th Judicial Circuit Lake
County, Waukegan, Illinois, following a fairness hearing. The
anticipated revenue streams will significantly contribute to the
growth and value of IJJC. The original amount of stock for the
Medical Marijuana Farmer expansion project was to total not more
than 2,094,857,143 shares of common stock. Currently, it has
been determined that the shares from the company to support this
project will not exceed 1,020,867,796 shares. In support of
the court order IJJC anticipates that the shares price used to
calculate the number of shares required is current capable to
provide the funding amount to funding commitment calculated first
proposed with the 2,094,847,143 as presented in court order.
IJJC’s targeted capitalization program will require the issuance
of shares to expand its partnership business directive, however, we
realize that trying to raise capital using the 504 exemption, or
convertible debentures, are toxic forms of financing and
unacceptable methods for generating working capital. So while IJJC
will continue to seek and engage in equity exchanges to fund
participation in projects, we will as well participate in unique
and innovative capitalization projects such as the medical
marijuana project; a project we believe will prove to be very
successful, profitable and increase the value of IJJC stock.
“IJJC will continue to update the market and our shareholders as
developments unfold, stated by Clifford Pope, President, and CEO of
IJJ Corporation”.
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and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, general economic
and business conditions, effects of continued geopolitical unrest
and regional conflicts, competition, changes in technology and
methods of marketing, delays in completing various engineering and
manufacturing programs, changes in customer order patterns, changes
in product mix, continued success in technological advances and
delivering technological innovations, shortages in components,
production delays due to performance quality issues with outsourced
components, and various other factors beyond the Company's
control.
Source: IJJ Corporation