Advantis Corp. Says Orders Doubled to Start the Year

NEWPORT BEACH, CA, Jan. 28, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NEWMEDIAWIRE – ADVANTIS CORPORATION (OTC PINK: ADVT) announced today that orders from existing customers are already double that of the fourth quarter. Advantis CEO, Darren Cherry, repeated his assertion that the company will continue to see quarter over quarter growth for the foreseeable future.

According to Cherry, Advantis has been expanding its relationships thanks to its anchor Amster-Can product lines. “Larger cans, smaller cans, see-through containers, Amster-Vape, and now edibles,” Cherry explained. “In the past, someone would go into a dispensary and choose strains of cannabis from large jars and have it packaged in a medicine-style container, that neither kept it fresh nor contained the odor. The industry has evolved, and now most places have pre-packaged cannabis, edibles, and other items. It will continue to evolve in our favor, as demand for the packaging and marketing solutions that we offer is truly unmatched in the marketplace. Anyone can go into a random dispensary to see what the other options are and see what I’m talking about. Amster-Can just stands out as a consistently recognizable and quality product line.” Advantis has expanded its Amster-Can offerings initially by developing Amster-Vape almost a year ago, then added additional can sizes. Late last year, the company announced that it would offer edibles packaging options. Cherry says that each new option the company offers creates a new revenue stream, and now that they have established some lasting relationships, most are broadening the services they look to Advantis to provide.

The company is due to release fourth quarter numbers, and Cherry says they will be released very soon. “As I said last week, I am very excited release Q4 results; but I am even more excited for what this year has in store. We’re about to further expand our product lines, and are always moving negotiations forward to further expand the business, as a whole,” Cherry concluded. When asked what he bases his optimism on, Cherry responded. “Q1 will be even better than last quarter. Our revenue would double this year if we did nothing to expand; but my team and I are working to responsibly grow this company. As just one example, revenue streams from the Pet Division, sublinguals, and current extract negotiations are still pending. We also have several products, projects, and partnerships we have been working on that we may not see come to fruition for another year. In sum, we are assured by our clients and partners that we will continue to increase Amster-Can revenue every quarter, and we will be adding additional revenue streams in almost every quarter this year. Yes, I can very confidently state that we expect to see quarter over quarter growth for the foreseeable future.”  

Advantis wishes to thank Investors Hangout for mentioning the company in their podcast. 

Links to Advantis websites can be found at advantiscorp.com, rosin6.com, elixicure.com, and amstercan.com 

About Advantis Corporation

 Advantis Corporation (ADVT) focuses on the development of innovative products that supply the medical, research, and pharmaceutical industries. The company additionally establishes partnerships with businesses that develop and sell proprietary pain management, and consumer products and services.  

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