Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Rapidly Growing Leader in a Dynamic Market

Based on market leadership in the fast growing self service marketplace, AVT (AVTC.PK)
[Links to http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=avtc.pk] anticipates rapid internal, organic growth -- a very rare occurrence in today’s flat lined economy.

Unless a company directly participates in an ever growing market, top line revenue growth (if any) is slow and limited.

In AVT’s case, growth in the targeted self service segment is driven by two common sense trends:
(1) Large retailers need to reduce pilferage and reduce sales, through self-service retailing.
(2) Manufacturers want to increase brand awareness, sales and points of distribution by installing automated product dispensing centers.

For example, well recognized household brands, such as Wal-Mart, are now using AVT’s patent-pending technological advantage to increase sales and reduced costs.
AVT founder, Shannon Illingworth said in an interview with CNNCAP, “AVT is a low price, high quality leader offering proprietary technology solutions at 50% less, than the best known competitor.

“AVT,” he continued, “offers 4th generation networks of interactive self service machines, based on systems of highly integrated PCs. Wireless connections to consumers are all controlled through a secure wireless network. We provide state-of-the-art methods for text messaging, cashless payment, credit card & debit card use plus dynamic advertising with remote tracking and inventory management”
Read more in the AVT analyst report
http://www.gaskinsco.com/linkto-avtc.shtml
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Thursday, March 25, 2010

AVT, Inc. Says It Meets Congressional Requirements on Calorie Counts

CORONA, Calif., March 25 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- AVT, Inc. (formerly Automated Vending Technologies), (Pink Sheets:AVTC.pk - News) today said it is already in compliance with new requirements in the recently passed major Health Care Reform Legislation that require vending machines to include calorie count information. The information will be available so consumers can view it before making their selections.

“For more than five years, our state-of-the-art dispensing machines integrated with high resolution LCD displays have had the ability to display nutritional information as well as streaming ads that can advise consumers of whatever information the law requires,” said Shannon Illingworth, Company founder. “We are delighted to be ahead of the sector in this important matter and will be exhibiting this capability during the 2010 National Automatic Merchandising Association show (NAMA) in April at the McCormick Place West Chicago, Ill."

News publications, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Boston Globe and The Associated Press, today reported on the provision in the health care reform legislation which previously had received little publicity. It also mandates that more than 200,000 fast food and other chain restaurants must post calorie information. The Food and Drug Administration is directed to create the new national standards within one year.

“Investors and possible clients should visit our web site at (http://www.avtinconline.com/) to learn how we are in front of Congress in this matter,” Mr. Illingworth said. AVT is noted for having developed significant technologies in the dispensing machine sector, including cashless payment, credit and debit card use, and dynamic advertising with remote tracking and inventory management, yielding more efficient and reliable vending systems.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

AVTC updated report -- plus IPOdesktop editor on TV

AVTC updated report http://bit.ly/FiF2S

IPOdesktop editor interviewed by

. BloombergTV...about KKR's upcoming NYSE listing http://bit.ly/bfu2Yo

. thestreet.com...(pre-IPO) about Financial Engine's IPO +44% http://bit.ly/bXF0cK