Replies to post #247693 on Digital Brand Media and Marketing Group Inc (DBMM)

[Jetmek_03052]

Quote:

“That was then, this is now.”

Great. So when was Digital Clarity acquired? 2011 was it?

11 YEARS ago.

And not one quarter of profit since.

And it does not matter if DC was “cash flow positive”. It is not a stand alone company. It is a division of DBMM and DBMM’s financial filings account for it.

[Stock_Barber]

Companies modify models, companies act in best interests of their shareholders , publicly announce and investors make their own decisions

Same management!

Investors aren't stupid!

[Stock_Barber]

Another classic:

DBMM's Positive Outlook for 2016 -- and the Reasons Why
February 11 2016 - 12:22PM

NEW YORK, NY and LOS ANGELES, CA and LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM--(NewMediaWire - Feb 11, 2016) - Digital Brand Media & Marketing Group, Inc. (OTC PINK: DBMM) updated its positive forecast for 2016 to bring prospective new investors and supporters up to date.

Reggie James, Co-Chief Operating Officer and Senior Vice-President Marketing & Communications, commented: "As mentioned in an earlier PR, the growth of the Company has been vertical, and was engaging in a long-term capital raise to match its talent and infrastructure growth requirements. In the interim, DBMM has had significant meetings in the first 6 weeks of the year and intends to conclude substantial deals in early March 2016, both in the US and in Europe."

James added: "In short, the fragmented nature of the worldwide stock exchanges are accentuating deal flow into growing sectors like digital technology and marketing. Recent reports (goo.gl/r4Cyog) illustrate unprecedented M & A activity. The investment trajectory allows DBMM to move forward in its discussions with mezzanine financing sources and high net worth individuals who express their focus on exponential growth industries. DBMM now fits their criteria and it is a major game changer to move away from equity financing to a much more sophisticated avenue for growth capital. The current industry activity reinforces the DBMM strategy articulated last Fall."

James went on: "The Company will roll out its investor outreach to Europe and Asia coincident with the filings of the 2015 10-K and 1Q2016 10-Q, implement its capital raise to grow the Digital Clarity brand, as well as locking down a mutually beneficial acquisition."

In conclusion, the establishment of a sustainable, high ROI company takes patience, but DBMM's results stand on its own merits and compare well with other companies in the sector. DBMM's continued high performance in transforming clients' digital footprint has gained momentum and interest. It is differentiating, it is strategic, it increases ROI. In many ways it is disruptive, a 21st century requirement and thus a very good thing.

DBMM thought it may be useful to summarize a fact package for ready reference below, covering the status of DBMM -- the public company. It provides background and rationale to offset and address some rampant misinformation:

The microcap market is an unusual exchange with very specific and evolving regulations from a variety of regulatory and best practice sources. DBMM is a transparent structure, but the specifics of the underlying requirements are often misunderstood. In the past, as DBMM was pivoting to identify the business model which would ultimately provide the greatest ROI, it relied on lenders with debt-to-equity contractual arrangements. The contracts had varying terms with 6-24 months being the time range. Following the 2008 worldwide financial recession, actually a crisis, there were virtually no avenues for funding available for funding micro and small cap companies, unless you were a Fortune 500 Company with significant assets to collateralize. Like many others, DBMM had to develop under very adverse conditions. DBMM is eliminating that debt, which has very positive implications for the balance sheet. []