Quisitive Begins Trading on TSX Venture Exchange

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Quisitive (TSXV:QUIS) has announced it has begun trading on the Toronto Venture Exchange under the ticker symbol “QUIS.” As quoted in the press release: Last week, Fusion Agiletech Partners completed its reverse take-over of Nebo Capital Corp. and changed its name to Quisitive Technology Solutions Inc. This business amalgamation and subsequent listing fortify Quisitive’s vision …

Quisitive (TSXV:QUIS) has announced it has begun trading on the Toronto Venture Exchange under the ticker symbol “QUIS.”

As quoted in the press release:

Last week, Fusion Agiletech Partners completed its reverse take-over of Nebo Capital Corp. and changed its name to Quisitive Technology Solutions Inc. This business amalgamation and subsequent listing fortify Quisitive’s vision to become a Microsoft premier technology service partner in North America.

Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank and others predict Microsoft will reach the $1 trillion market cap in less than a year’s time, thanks to cloud adoption. With this projected growth, Quisitive is well-positioned to capitalize on the burgeoning cloud market. Its collaboration with Microsoft, coupled with its dynamic leadership team, subject matter experts, experience and infrastructure will give way to long-term success. Further, Quisitive is designed to scale in lock-step with Microsoft, as it embraces digital transformation and continues to innovate around enterprise tools and solutions, especially cloud adoption.

“Through our relationship with Microsoft and our in-house subject-matter experts, we’ve made tremendous strides over the past two years taking clients from conceptualization to implementation and optimization across cloud services, blockchain, and data and analytics,” said Mike Reinhart, co-founder and CEO, Quisitive. “Our TSX listing is an important milestone in our company’s history and a great opportunity for investors to join a company on a mission to become a technology leader in accelerating markets like retail, oil and gas, and financial services.”

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