Ilustrato Pictures International Inc (OTCMKTS: ILUS) is making a powerful reversal northbound since a brief dip below a dime on Monday. The stock is on fire and under heavy accumulation trading over $15 million in dollar volume on Tuesday alone. Since ILUS began operating under new management in January 2021, the company made 3 acquisitions prior to December 2021. In its first 11 months of operations, ILUS generated $11 million, having achieved nearly 45% growth from the 3rd to the 4th quarter of 2021. ILUS has now acquired 6 companies and is currently completing the acquisition of a further 4 companies. From its completed and current round of acquisitions, ILUS expects to increase its 2022 revenue on a quarterly basis to a run rate of $40 to $55 million. Microcapdaily first reported on ILUS on August 15 as the stock was moving up off the $0.05 mark before it ran to $0.50. The timing on ILUS could not be better here.
On Tuesday ILUS reported the acquisition of Georgia Fire and Rescue Supply which does about $3.5 million in annual revenues according to management. This was preceded by the acquisitions of Vira Drones, an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) company based in Germany and Switzerland and acquired KurveXR from TakeLeap, a futuristic technology company which creates artificial intelligence and machine learning solutions. The Company is looking to acquire a global firefighting equipment company which has annual revenues in excess of $100 million forming part of ILUS’ NASDAQ up list plans. The Company recently signed three funding deals for a total of $15 million, putting the company in a strong cash position to execute its current plans and move on its next phase of opportunities. The current amount of ILUS outstanding shares is 1,263,530,699 and the company is currently in the process of reducing these outstanding shares by a further 180 million. This will be completed in the coming days and weeks by updating the previously announced cancellation of 40 million shares and moving 140 million of ILUS CEO Nicolas Link’s common shares to a preferred share category.
Ilustrato Pictures International Inc (OTCMKTS: ILUS) is a public M&A Investment company operating out of New York, London, and Dubai focused on adding shareholder value through innovation and growth. ILUS International’s vision has evolved in line with the needs of the technology and manufacturing sectors it has been involved in. We focus primarily on innovative emergency services, life safety and related technologies such as emergency response vehicles, electric utility vehicles, specialist vehicle conversions, disruptive firefighting equipment, wearable technology and related software solutions. With a proven record of acquiring carefully selected businesses that are appropriate to our vision, ILUS aims to complete further acquisitions of companies which possess innovative and disruptive technology and already achieve annual revenue of $1-10 million. ILUS International has already completed multiple acquisitions and is completing new acquisitions each quarter. Each acquisition rapidly increases the global expansion and growth of the company. Our primary focus is to add shareholder value as we continue to acquire, develop and grow companies which transform their respective industries and the world we live in.
Microcapdaily first reported on ILUS on August 15 when the stock was still in single digits under a dime and well before it ran to a high of $0.5099 stating at the time: “The management team’s modus operandi has been to continually prioritize profitable growth and cash liquidity in order to allow it to execute the deals on its radar. With a number of new acquisitions in the pipeline, including two Letters of Intent which have been signed, ILUS is in a strong position to complete its targeted deals. ILUS skyrocketed out of the triple zeroes in January of this year topping out at 0.1898 before a brief dip below the $0.05 mark. Now on the rise up after a significant reversal ILUS is making a powerful move to the upside with liquidity and momentum on its side.”
In January the Company acquired Vira Drones, an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) company based in Germany and Switzerland. Vira Drones develops and manufactures UAVs or Industrial Drones. This technology is a world first in that it delivers the unmanned capability of light helicopters, with competitors of the acquisition achieving pre-production valuations of over $1.2 billion. Vira Drones also creates industrial heavy drones (UAVs) for rescue and logistics. Through the company’s proprietary technology, its UAVs can carry loads of up to 1000kg for as long as two hours, making these UAVs a viable unmanned alternative to light helicopters and free of their limitations. The company is on track to become the world’s leading cargo and rescue drone manufacturer and plans to capture a significant share of the light helicopter market in the process. The Vira Drones product range currently consists of the Vira M250, M500 and M750 which have a payload of 250kg, 500kg and 750kg respectively. The Vira M250 has a flight time of up to 4 hours. The Vira M1000 is currently in testing and will be able to transport 1000kg for a flight time of up to 2 hours. Maximum speeds for the UAVs range from 125 to 150 km/h. Vira Drones will continue to be managed by the two company founders, Valeriy Gorshkov and Igor Maslov, who respectively will remain CEO and CTO of the company. The global light helicopter market is currently valued at $13 billion per annum. Within this, the market for light helicopters used for logistics and rescue is estimated to be between $2 and $3 billion.
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ILUS also acquired KurveXR from TakeLeap, a futuristic technology company which creates artificial intelligence and machine learning solutions. KurveXR is the profitable and valuable Virtual and Augmented Reality division of TakeLeap, which ILUS is acquiring. KurveXR is based out of Dubai, United Arab Emirates with a software development hub in Southeastern Europe. ILUS is acquiring a substantial wealth of software code and intellectual property. For example, KurveXR has already developed over 6,000 custom digital assets for its training software. Putting this into perspective, a single 3D digital asset can take up to 4 months to develop. ILUS expects to generate $25 million over the next 24 months through KurveXR’s profitable software licensing model, given that the company already has contracts in place in seven countries. KurveXR is already discussing several substantial contracts in Europe and Asia. ILUS is already focusing on expanding the agreed acquisition’s current customer base beyond the Middle East and Europe and will be opening an office for the company in Florida, USA early in the second quarter of 2022. ILUS will also be moving five key members of the KurveXR team to Florida from Dubai to ramp up its global expansion. hrough the acquisition of KurveXR, ILUS is expanding its reach into the Metaverse market which is growing at meteoric speed. Already valued at $500 billion, the global Metaverse market is currently expected to exceed $1 trillion by 2025.
On February 15 ILUS announced it has acquired Georgia Fire and Rescue Supply. This is ILUS’ first distribution acquisition and it is key to the rollout of ILUS technology across North America, whilst adding significant technical expertise and consistent, profitable revenue to the company. Founded in 2003 and headquartered out of Canton, Georgia, Georgia Fire and Rescue Supply, LLC (Georgia Fire) is a renowned nationwide distributor of firefighting and emergency response equipment. The company holds several exclusive Georgian distribution contracts for the sales and servicing of some of the world’s largest firefighting equipment brands, such as Holmatro, Innotex and Paratech. It also distributes a wide range of products across North America, including prominent global brands for firefighting and the wider public safety sector. Some of these include but are not limited to; wildland firefighting, technical rescue, hazardous materials, emergency response, law enforcement and even homeland security. The profitable company has zero debt and an annual turnover of $3.5 million. Of great importance to ILUS is the acquisition’s extensively experienced 7-member sales team, all of whom are retained firefighters with a wealth of technical knowledge and a thorough understanding of how to penetrate the US market. Georgia Fire currently operates from its 6,000 square foot distribution warehouse, from which several vehicles operate for sales and servicing purposes across Georgia, Alabama and North-East Florida. Within the coming months, ILUS plans to move Georgia Fire into a 15,000 square foot distribution facility with a showroom and dedicated vehicle yard. Georgia Fire is a leading distributor of Holmatro hydraulic rescue equipment in the United States. The company has been selling and servicing the global brand for many years. Although Georgia Fire distributes a very broad product range, Holmatro has long been the mainstay of the company’s product portfolio. Holmatro is the world’s leading hydraulic rescue tools brand. It is widely used by fire and rescue services to extricate road accident victims and for several related rescue applications.
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ILUS is making a powerful reversal northbound since a brief dip below a dime on Monday. The stock is on fire and under heavy accumulation trading over $15 million in dollar volume on Tuesday alone. Since ILUS began operating under new management in January 2021, the company made 3 acquisitions prior to December 2021. In its first 11 months of operations, ILUS generated $11 million, having achieved nearly 45% growth from the 3rd to the 4th quarter of 2021. ILUS has now acquired 6 companies and is currently completing the acquisition of a further 4 companies. From its completed and current round of acquisitions, ILUS expects to increase its 2022 revenue on a quarterly basis to a run rate of $40 to $55 million. Microcapdaily first reported on ILUS on August 15 as the stock was moving up off the $0.05 mark before it ran to $0.50. The timing on ILUS could not be better here. On Tuesday ILUS reported the acquisition of Georgia Fire and Rescue Supply which does about $3.5 million in annual revenues according to management. This was preceded by the acquisitions of Vira Drones, an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) company based in Germany and Switzerland and acquired KurveXR from TakeLeap, a futuristic technology company which creates artificial intelligence and machine learning solutions. The Company is looking to acquire a global firefighting equipment company which has annual revenues in excess of $100 million forming part of ILUS’ NASDAQ up list plans. The Company recently signed three funding deals for a total of $15 million, putting the company in a strong cash position to execute its current plans and move on its next phase of opportunities. The current amount of ILUS outstanding shares is 1,263,530,699 and the company is currently in the process of reducing these outstanding shares by a further 180 million. This will be completed in the coming days and weeks by updating the previously announced cancellation of 40 million shares and moving 140 million of ILUS CEO Nicolas Link’s common shares to a preferred share category. We will be updating on ILUS when more details emerge so make sure you are subscribed to Microcapdaily so you know what’s going on with ILUS.
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