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Small-Cap Firm’s Subsidiary Makes Major Inroads In China
By: AllPennyStocks.com News
August 25, 2010
China is becoming more and more the target for Western-based companies to peddle their wares. To succeed in what’s become the world’s number-two economy (China having taken over that rank from Japan), companies have to be more resourceful, diverse, energetic and aggressive than the rest.
One small company realizing this reality is Markham, Ontario-based Diamant Art Corporation (Pink Sheets:DIAAF), a publicly-traded International company, which assists firms in fattening their bottom lines through its product management and security solutions.
As August drew to a close, DIAAF announced that its subsidiary, T&R International, forged a significant partnership to generate demand for its range of products in China beginning next month.
T&R's partner, a notable Fortune 500 company in China, has been educated in the structure and functionality of T&R's Green Tec hardware and software, Shift Planning software, as well as stolen goods recognition equipment.
DIAAF began its business life in 1986 in the art business, dealing in reproductions of original oil paintings. But this summer saw a radical shift in its corporate direction, and a refocus of its energies toward success through the sales and distribution of the Company's newly acquired technology.
In July, DIAAF unveiled its evolving business model, www.thinkandreact.com, which was to provide a spectrum of businesses, shopping centers, airports, retail chains, department stores, hotels, casinos, and numerous other types of businesses the world over. The company said it would capitalize on T & R International's reputation, experience, partners, clients, and current projects to further develop operations and offer its diverse product suite in North America, Latin America, and the Caribbean, thus providing greater value for its shareholders.
As for its stock presence, DIAAF shares, when they were at their healthiest this year, sold for a dollar. But that was in January, when the stock market – big and small-cap – was more certain. Since then, shares have dwindled in price to a minimum of a nickel in June, doggedly fighting their way over the summer to the 19-cent level, where it was at the day of the T&R announcement. With the latter subsidiary making inroads in the land of the Great Wall, perhaps DIAAF’s price will make its way through other barriers.
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