Episode Details

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses a pivotal move by Frequency Holdings Inc., a company making significant strides in the cybersecurity and information technology infrastructure sectors. The company has decided to simplify its reporting process by filing a Form 15, which removes its voluntary election to file periodic reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission. This strategic decision allows Frequency Holdings to streamline its reporting directly to the Over-the-Counter Markets, maintaining its public status and continuing to provide investors with regular financial and corporate disclosures. Rick Jordan, Chief Executive Officer of Frequency, emphasizes that this move is designed to reduce friction and allow the company to focus more on growth and development.

Frequency Holdings is also exploring steps to enable full electronic quoting through a registered market maker, aiming to enhance market access for retail investors. This is part of the company's broader long-term goal of becoming eligible for higher-tier markets and accessing more capital as it grows. Rick Jordan also shared his aspirations for a future listing on the NASDAQ, indicating that the company would resume Securities and Exchange Commission reporting if such a catalyst occurs. Frequency Holdings, formerly known as Yuengling's Ice Cream Corporation, is focused on high-growth ventures in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, digital identity, and information technology infrastructure. For more information about Frequency Holdings Inc., visit their website at Frequency Holdings.