SHENZHEN, China, March 19, 2018 -- China Information Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: CNIT), a leading provider of internet-based ad distribution and ad display terminal sharing systems in China, announced that it has entered into a contract for the sale of 1,500 CNIT cloud-based ad terminals to be installed in office buildings and residential communities throughout Baise, a national highway transport hub in Guangxi Autonomous Region.
Signed with Baise Taoping IoT Technology Limited, the contract is expected to generate sales and service revenue to CNIT of about $0.5 million. Today's news is the twenty-fourth in a series of announcements since May of 2017 on CNIT's sales of its cloud-based ad terminals. Each sale is expected to generate recurring service and commission revenue from customers' use of the Company's Yunfa advertising distribution system and Taoping (淘屏) Net/App ad screen sharing platform.
"Baise is the westernmost city in Guangxi bordering Guizhou province and Yunnan Province," said Chairman and CEO Mr. Jianghuai Lin. "The contract in Baise is another success following CNIT’s $0.5 million contract in Hezhou, Guangxi Autonomous Region this March. This contract will strengthen our presence into neighbor provinces. It reflects a high market demand as well as a deep market penetration of our cloud-based ad terminal and solution." he added.
Mr. Lin reiterated that by 2018, the Company expects to sell an additional 120,000 cloud-based ad terminals with market penetration in 100 cities with coverage for 200 million people throughout China.
About China Information Technology, Inc.
China Information Technology, Inc. (CNIT) is a leading Internet service company that provides integrated cloud-based solutions enabling innovation and smart living in the fields of new media, elevator safety management, education, etc. Through continuous innovation, CNIT is aiming to leverage its proprietary Cloud-Application-Terminal technology to level the competitive landscape in the new media industry and deliver value for its shareholders, employees, customers, and the community. To learn more, please visit http://www.chinacnit.com.
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For further information, please contact: China Information Technology, Inc. Iris Yan Tel: +86-755-8370-4767 Email: [email protected] http://www.chinacnit.com or Dragon Gate Investment Partners LLC Tel: +1(646)-801-2803 Email: [email protected]


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