Salona Global Further Expands Product Line with Distribution Agreement with Hyperice; Secures Sales Order of Recently Acquired IP with the Mio-Guard Premium Electrode - Seite 2

“We continue to find methods to drive revenue growth by expanding the products we offer to patients, athletic trainers, and physical therapists, bringing more momentum to our newly listed and growing company,” said Les Cross. “We continue to expand our sales distribution footprint with these most recent products. We expect to generate revenues from these new products in the current quarter. Our ability to expand our product lines rapidly also makes us a better distribution partner. We expect to execute more distribution agreements as we grow both our customer list and sales channels. We continue to make progress finalizing due diligence and moving to a binding agreement on the acquisitions we recently announced.”

Salona Global is ‎a vertically integrated, acquisition-focused medical device company serving the global injury and surgery recovery (known as recovery science) market. Learn more about Salona Global at https://www.salonaglobal.com. Sign up at http://tinyurl.com/salonaglobalnewsletter for updates on Salona Global delivered directly to your inbox.

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Les Cross
Chairman of the Board and Interim Chief Executive Officer
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