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MPSS Enters Into Contract For Acquisition #1
- Published August 11, 2022 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
MPSS is proud to announce the strategic plan to add scale via selected acquisition targets currently underway. The company has reached an agreement and will enter into a contract to acquire target number 1 under our scale-up plan. We anticipate that the income stream secured via this acquisition will flow from late September this year.
Furthermore, MPSS is on track to exchange EOI with our 2nd scale-up target by mid to late August 2022. The additional rent collection cash to flow from these two scale-up acquisitions will effectively double MPSS’s regular monthly income.
Due to excess capacity, MPSS is adding pure income via the completion of purchases with target 1 and is acquiring target 2 with the addition of only one existing employee. Both targets will be absorbed into MPSS existing operations and will not incur additional costs such as additional office rent and new infrastructure.
MPSS is moving ahead and we look forward to meeting with investors at the V&C conference in Singapore and discussing our unique investment opportunity which can provide investors with options to access real estate ownership directly.
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