Trans Global Group, Inc.: Trans Global Group Issues Corporate Update
DALLAS, TX--(Marketwire - July 9, 2009) - Trans Global Group, Incorporated (
-- The Company will focus on making acquisitions of companies in China that are profitable for at least two consecutive years and continue to show strength in their sector. -- The target companies will be involved in a business that is considered to be a necessity in which consumption will not weaken. Basic materials and agriculture will be where the major focus will occur. -- Business will be conducted on an international basis so that hardship from one economy will not have a total altering effect on the company as a whole.
Trans Global Group has had several conversations with potential acquisition targets. However, the company has also been in discussions with a Merger and Acquisition firm to target companies that fit within its stated criteria.
"We are exited to move Trans Global Group, Inc. in a direction that gives our shareholders a more sound and profitable business model than it has currently experienced. We look forward to rapid progress and continuing to update the financial community in the near future," stated Duane Roberts, C.E.O. of Trans Global Group, Inc.
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