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  • Fobi (FOBI) has signed a one-year $120,000 deal with ParcelPal Logistics (PKG)
  • Fobi’s subsidiary, PulseIR, will provide ParcelPal with automated and mobile investor relations solutions on a platform-as-a-service basis
  • Vancouver-based ParcelPal specializes in last-mile delivery and logistics solutions across various industries in Canada and the U.S.
  • Vancouver-based Fobi is an AI and data intelligence company that leverages and monetizes customer data by powering personalized customer experiences
  • Fobi AI Stock (FOBI) is down by 1.28 per cent trading at $0.385 per share

Fobi (FOBI) has signed a one-year $120,000 deal with ParcelPal Logistics (PKG).

Vancouver-based ParcelPal specializes in last-mile delivery and logistics solutions across various industries in Canada and the U.S., including pharmacy and health, meal kit deliveries, retail and groceries.

Fobi’s subsidiary, PulseIR, will provide ParcelPal with automated and mobile investor relations solutions on a platform-as-a-service basis.

The revenue will be recognized over the 12 months of the contract.

“We are extremely excited to have signed on with PulseIR, as it not only enables us to share our amazing turnaround and growth story and keep investors frequently updated, but this agreement will now enable us to leverage cutting-edge artificial intelligence and mobile wallet technology to provide our valued investors with a next-level communications and investor experience,” stated Rich Wheeless, CEO of ParcelPal.

“ParcelPal is a great example as to why I built the platform that we have for PulseIR. A great deal of issuers do not have the luxury of a larger team of marketing and investor relations staff. The fully-managed service that Fobi provides delivers the much-needed support to ensure every company, big and small, is able to provide real-time shareholder updates,” added Rob Anson, CEO of Fobi.

Vancouver-based Fobi is an AI and data intelligence company that leverages and monetizes customer data by powering personalized customer experiences.


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