AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 22, 2018 --
Via OTC PR Wire -- Bravatek Solutions, Inc. (USOTCPink:BVTK) ("Bravatek," or the "Company") communicates with shareholders, in an open and forthright way, to address its revenues, anticipated acceleration of revenues through its acquisitions, strategic agreements and joint ventures, as well as its plans for an optimal share structure.
Many shareholders reach out on a regular basis to encourage us to continue with the genuine progress we have demonstrated in creating top-tier, patent-pending cybersecurity software products, tools, and systems (such as telecom tower services). Bravatek is indeed a security-platform company envied by others through our contract vehicles like the $20B SEWP contract vehicle and our anticipated inclusion, in short order, on the GSA IT Schedule 70.
We have identified multiple firms as ideal partners and even potential acquirers. We are, in fact, working with potential equity partners negotiating deals. The Company completed the acquisition of HelpComm, which is now presented with robust sales opportunities as well as strategic agreements and/or joint ventures with firms like DarkPulse Technologies that have enabled us to quickly provide a broad range of cybersecurity software for the enterprise, as well as consumer; tools for small, medium and large enterprises; and top-tier telecom construction and services coast-to-coast, as we just announced in a recent press release.
Dr. Thomas A. Cellucci, Bravatek's Chairman and CEO, commented: "Our Board set strategic goals for Bravatek to enhance revenue generation and accelerate growth. These strategies are working and should provide the quarter-over-quarter revenue increases our shareholders want. In addition, we are exploring several plans to significantly alter in a positive way the share structure to optimize and sustain our share price."
It was recently announced that Bravatek is moving to a December 31st fiscal year, accepting recommendations from our accountants and lawyers to align our fiscal year with our subsidiary and competitors, and to reduce costs and make future potential acquisitions easier to account for.
Bravatek is providing the following guidance for 2018, as projected by management at this time (see Note 1) for the telecom portion of our business:
Estimated Revenue between $4.7M and $5.1M
Note 1: These projections are based on management's interpretation of current activities and potential future telecom projects, and they are speculative "forward-looking statements" as described below.
About Bravatek Solutions, Inc.
Bravatek Solutions, Inc. is a high technology security solutions portfolio provider that assists corporate entities, governments and individuals protect their organizations against both physical and cyber-attacks through its offering of the most technically-advanced, cost-effective and reliable software, tools and systems.
For more information, visit www.bravatek.com
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Media contact:
Bravatek Solutions, Inc.
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