The Company is viewed as an emerging growth company, potential benefactor of the JOBS Act of 2012 and, as a diversified holding company. In addition to the current agreement for the acquisition of Monochrome, Firma will continue to focus on emerging and middle market domestic and international investment opportunities. Firma is evaluating the acquisition of other interests, joint ventures, and licensing agreements with qualified companies within the consumer and industrial products industries.
Firma’s Board of Directors has established a plan of operations that includes Monochrome’s ongoing business operations, together with the operations of certain potential acquisitions it can demonstrate under contract, or as being a work-in-progress.
ABOUT US
Jamore FBI markets multiple unique food and beverage products through its significant relationships throughout the food and beverage service distribution system. This process includes the expanding private label market as well as working with operators to purchase branded items from distributors. In addition, the sales teams will work to market various products directly to retailers.
**CORE BUSINESS ACTIVITIES**
**1. Beneficiation and Refinement**
We specialize in the purchase and refinement of platinum and other precious metals, extracting residual metals to maximize value from each transaction. This process significantly enhances our profit margins by ensuring optimal utilization of resources and delivering high-quality refined products to the market.
**2. Global Trading Operations**
Our corporate model is built on a comprehensive, risk-mitigated trading process that spans from the point of origin to the final sale. By maintaining possession of either the physical goods or corresponding funds throughout the transaction lifecycle, we safeguard our investments and ensure operational integrity. This approach minimizes risk and maximizes efficiency across our global trading network.
**3. Volume and Frequency of Trades**
Our trading volume is designed for resilience, with 2-5 tranches per month, targeting an optimal range of 3-4 tranches. This “redundant” trade volume strategy ensures a steady flow of transactions, even during periods of lower-margin activity. By maintaining consistent trade volume, we guarantee continuous operations and reliable revenue generation.
**4. Investment Terms**
- **Return on Investment:** We offer competitive returns per tranche, ensuring attractive profitability for our investors.
- **Commitment Duration:** We seek a minimum commitment of one year from our investors, fostering long-term partnerships and stability.
- **Transparency and Risk Management:** We are committed to transparency and are continuously enhancing our force majeure protocols. This includes clear communication with investors regarding the use of redundant trade lines and any adjustments to expected monthly earnings, ensuring trust and confidence in our operations.
**5. Current and Projected Performance**
- **Current Trading Volume:** Our pipeline currently processes $2.5 million in trades per week.
- **Expansion Potential:** With available volumes, we have the capacity to scale our trading operations to approximately $7 million per week.
We believe this investment represents a significant opportunity for growth and profitability, supported by our strategic approach to the precious metals market and our robust operational framework. Our commitment to innovation, risk management, and transparency positions us as a trusted partner in the global precious metals industry.
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