Replies to post #58247 on Sun Pacific Holding Corp (SNPW)

[Skiluc]

Most start ups are insolvent. $350,000 gross profit from Revenue helps pave most of the way here, as the numbers show, with projectable growth at significantly rates, according to page 18, which i believe will only continue to grow and lead to Sun Pacific to be a significant profit generator! And i mean talk about a big time go green company. Now with an OEM production facility ready!

The gap to profitability as a whole company was significantly closed in 2021. Sun Pacific will be profitable this year on its current course. Its simple math really. Ill break it down further tomorrow, with pictures.

[drugmanrx]

Really doesn't matter does it?

The company is insolvent. The company appears under capitalized.

A year and a quarter ago

wallstreet1231

Thursday, December 17, 2020 9:38:53 PM

Re: justradethem post# 42682
Post# of 58258
The facts are clearly outlined in the 10q: 1) considerable dilution as Snpw hasn’t been able to support operations through cash flow and 2) a reverse split was issued - 1,000:1. Have you read the 10q- might want to do so. It is posted on otc.

With out a RS or dilution it appears not only have they been able to support operations but actually significantly expand the business over the last year and a quarter. At least that what I read in the 10K published yesterday.

Read the 10k published today

Since then

- signed an agreement with the subsidiary (FoxESS) a fortune 500 company Tsingshan Group to distribute all of their products

- entered into an agreement with a South Asian solar manufacturer to act as a original equipment manufacturer (“OEM”) for Sun Pacific Solar Panels and associated products."

- adding up to 60 bus benches in the City of Tallahassee

- obtained the funding to finance Durango

- continues to pay lawyers to fight the Medrecycler denial

- launched a new website

- signed an agreement with Aspire to provide feedstock for the development of six waste to recovery plants in Australia

- SNPW and ASPIRE Partnership Agreement with Renewable Energy Engineers Aust. to Develop an Initial 100MW Solar Farm in Queensland, Australia