NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - Jan 15, 2013) - Profit Planners Management, Inc. (
For the quarter ended November 31, 2012 the Company posted quarterly revenue of $202,410 and a loss for the quarter of $(40,753). These results compare to revenue of $141,063 and net quarterly profit of $4,367 in the year-ago quarter. This represents a 43% increase in revenues. During the quarter, selling, general and administrative expenses rose substantially as the company developed its sports and entertainment practice and increased its presence in the South Florida market.
"We have continued to expand our company and its practice areas," said Wesley Ramjeet, PPMT's CEO. "We are focusing on increasing the customer base of the company, increasing the company's revenues and broadening our business areas. We now operate in five business areas: management services and advisory consulting; CFO, accounting and tax services; energy and telecom cost reduction and cost recovery; insurance and healthcare insurance services; and through our Unified Partners Group, we own and operate a business to business social media platform to help businesses grow and increase revenue through social networking. We are continuing to develop our company infrastructure, we expect to continue to add additional management in key areas, particularly in our Florida and West Coast offices and to continue growing our sports and entertainment advisory practice and through acquisitions nationwide," he added.
About Profit Planners Management, Inc.
Profit Planners Management, Inc. (
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Trudy M. Self
Self & Associates
(909) 336-5685