Aspire International Announces Intent to File All Quarterly Reports and Annual Report for 2011
TORONTO, Ont., April 19, 2012 – Aspire International Inc. (OTC: APIT) announced today that it expects to file all completed SEC Form 10-Q Quarterly Reports as well as its SEC From 10-K annual report as soon as the final reviews and audits are signed off on by their accounting firm and legal counsel.
The company has been working diligently to improve efficiencies and enable auditable accounting of its financials, having also recently completed the necessary installation of its fully auditable state-of-the-art revenue reporting and financial management software in order to become compliant and enable the company to better control and render completely transparent its very large and growing subscriber base, which has been a key requirement towards becoming fully auditable.
CEO Bok Wong commented: "While this has been a time consuming process, it has become vitally important in helping to grow Aspire more rapidly and efficiently and more importantly, towards positioning Aspire for possible transition to a higher exchange platform in time. We are intent on becoming fully compliant as soon as practical and moving ahead strongly through the remainder of 2012. While the evaluation process to becoming fully compliant can be exhaustive, our aim is to become financially reporting as soon as possible as an absolute priority for Aspire International.”
About Aspire International Inc.
Aspire International Inc., www.aspireinternationalinc.com, is a U.S. corporation whose executive offices are in Toronto, Ont., Canada. Aspire is an emerging holding company focused on resource, ecommerce and high-tech projects.
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