I wonder how June went? This is what Ian said in end of May, early June PR's...
"Our momentum in Saudi Arabia continues to build thanks to the efforts of Bravo Communications," stated Ian Riley, CTO of Homeland who is in charge of Middle East sales. "I am confident that we will see even more sales in Saudi Arabia as momentum continues to build in that country."
"It is very encouraging to have set sales records in two of the last three months of 2007," stated Fred Wicks, CEO and President of Homeland. "I am hopeful that June sales will result in a strong second quarter to go with our record first quarter."
"This is extremely positive news for our sales goals. Ian Riley, who heads up our sales efforts in this region, is to be congratulated. Our Middle East partners, like Bravo, Xpress and others, have embraced the Cyber Tracker as part of their product line and are selling at a rate that has exceeded our expectations," stated Fred Wicks, CEO and President of Homeland Integrated Security Systems.
According to Ian Riley, CTO of Homeland, "The sales pipeline for the Middle East has over 22,500 potential sales. Sales in the region are escalating as the product is gaining popularity. With the help of our Middle East partners orders are becoming more frequent and larger."
I wonder if the increased revs is what is allowing HISC to make their products in house? There is no grey in the last PR, it is either VERY good or VERY bad,IMO. Very good if HISC can afford to make things in house, very bad if it was just spin. We shall see...
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