AUSTRALIA – Australian Stock Exchange (ASX)-listed Tomizone Limited (ASX:TOM) announced that it has signed a contract extension with one of Australia’s biggest banks to expand the WiFi capabilities for its Australian retail branches.
The announcement follows a successful program that saw Tomizone power WiFi in 50 of the bank’s retail branches across the country. Under the recently signed deal, Tomizone will expand its services across an additional 200 branches with the rollout already commences.
“The solution we have been able to provide the bank demonstrates the scalability and ease with which we can quickly deploy a countrywide retail WiFi network within such a short time frame. The large-scale deployment of our services for the bank further solidifies our penetration into the retail chain market vertical,” said Tomizone CEO Steve Simms.
Tomizone is in various stages of discussions with other major retail chains across the target markets in Australia, New Zealand, USA and Asia.
Tomizone is a WiFi software company that powers in-revenue digital experiences that drive consumer engagement and revenue.
Shares of Tomizone Limited (ASX:TOM), however, were trading lower on the Australian Stock Exchange in the early trading hours on Monday. Tomizone’s stock was trading 3.33 percent lower with an intraday price of 0.145 a share. – BusinessNewsAsia.com