SinglePoint Inc. (SING) Reports Record Revenue Numbers for 3Q, Anticipates Continued Upward Trajectory

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SinglePoint posts largest 3Q revenue numbers in company’s history Strategic plan in place to make SING one of largest publicly traded companies in the smokable hemp space Hemp, solar industries major focus for company in 2020

SinglePoint Inc. (OTCQB: SING) recently posted third-quarter numbers – the largest third quarter in company history (http://cnw.fm/nUi2A). Revenue for the company reached more than $1 million as the SING continues to see impressive growth in both hemp and solar. In addition to reporting record-breaking revenue, the company outlined plans for continued growth moving into 2020.

“We have an exceptional strategic plan in making SinglePoint one of the biggest publicly traded companies in the smokable hemp space,” SING CEO Greg Lambrecht stated in a…

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SinglePoint Inc. (SING) Reports Record Revenue Numbers for 3Q, Anticipates Continued Upward Trajectory

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