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Kube Systems Receives Another Quarter of a Million Dollar Order From its US Distributor
- Published October 26, 2015 1:29PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Kube Systems has just taken an order for a quarter of a million dollars from its US distributor. This is the eighth order from Kube’s US distributor since Kube started in August 2014.
The Company took orders for $2.3m in its first year of operations.
The US distributor is American Hotel Registry (“AHR”), one of the largest suppliers of hospitality products in North America. Kube smartphone chargers are now represented in luxury hotels in the US across the world, including Starwood, Marriott and Four Seasons.
Kube Systems also has distributors in the UK, Europe, Middle East, India and Asia Pacific.
The Company is working on its second generation of smartphone chargers, designed to connect wirelessly to the internet, serve targeted local ads to customers as they charge their phones and become part of the Internet of Things.
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