Toople and Zoetic
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On today's Vox Markets Podcast: Toople and Zoetic
Andy Hollingworth, CEO at Toople (TOOP) discusses their trading update which saw them experience continued growth in better than expected order numbers over the summer.
Toople Plc, a company incorporated in the UK provides a range of telecoms services primarily targeted at the UK SME market. Services offered by the Group include business broadband, fibre, EFM and Ethernet data services, business mobile phones, cloud PBX and SIP Trunking and Traditional Services (calls and lines) all of which are delivered and managed through Merlin, the Group's proprietary software platform.
Nick Tulloch, Chief Executive Officer of Zoetic International (ZOE) talks about the directorate change and general progress at the company.
Zoetic is a vertically integrated CBD business with indoor and outdoor growing facilities in Western Colorado. The company sells a range of products in the US and UK through two brands. In addition the company has a portfolio of natural resources projects, the flagship of which is a 7.5% carried working interest in 8 producing wells east of Denver. The company announced on 4 September 2019 that it would seek to sell these assets as it focuses on its CBD business.
(Interview starts at 11 minutes 23 seconds)
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