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12/08/15

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Originally posted by Quasara ↑

This Tech Play is becoming more interesting by the day.

Shareroot has recently signed a revenue generating contract with EBAY involving both it's current feature set as well as various platform functionalities currently in development of which EBAY has obviously been impressed with.

They have also now successfully added Facebook integration enabling access to Facebook content.
The Company have already successfully added Twitter and Instagram Intergration.

The sales team have also just achieved a 20% month on month increase in total pipeline value in June and July with "forecast revenue growth continuing to increase at a rapid pace."

The Platform is Live and currently working with more than 50 Brands with the likes of Costco.

The Company has now stated they are excited by the signing of such a high profile client in EBAY and they look forward to concluding arrangements with other Large clients in the near term.

Their are some names behind this and it doesn't look like they are stopping at the above to me.

Some might have said a 20-30 million post consolidation market cap is not possible.
l would say if this type of news flow continues 30-100 million could well be possible post consolidation given the current environment and l am guessing the names behind this are well aware of that.

This will be an interesting one going forward.

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Starting to look very interesting.

MOO Price at posting: 0.3¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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