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Alpine 4 Technologies focuses on acquiring three types of companies: drivers, stabilizers and facilitators

Published: 05:28 06 Jun 2018 AEST

Alpine 4 Technologies Ltc (OTCMKTS:ALPP) CEO Kent Wilson tells Proactive Investors the technology holding company is poised for growth as it continues to acquire companies in three different segments in its business model: drivers, stabilizers and facilitators.

Wilson says "drivers" are types of companies that are similar to Alpine 4's connected car company, ALTIA, and have high-growth potential, with exciting technology behind it. Wilson says the company has the potential to tap into the $9 billion connected car market.

Stabilizers, according to Wilson, are bread and butter companies that have strong customer bases and solid net profits. He says these types of companies are important when you have a driver company that is relatively new.

Facilitators, Wilson says, are the "synergistic glue" that binds it all together. An example of this would be owning companies that handle the manufacturing and engineering cycle. This can lead to much quicker timelines and increased efficiencies.

Wilson says the company is also entering the blockchain space, with the development of its blockchain enabled enterprise business operating system called SPECTRUMebos.

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