MIAMI, June 15, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Hi Score Corporation (PINKSHEETS:HSCO.pk - News) announced today that it has received another six figure approval on a lighting contract. The company recognizes that a low six figure sale on its own is not that significant. However, according to Hi Score COO Dominick Falso, "the fact that the company seems to be writing one of these each week or so is very significant. This puts us on track to exceed our previously stated sales goals." The sales orders are coming through DMD Lighting and Energy Control Systems, the newly acquired Hi Score subsidiary. Each of the recent orders is in excess of one hundred thousand dollars.
"I have been working on several orders for a while now…it is nice to see them begin to fall in on a regular basis. I really have not had a chance to watch the news much," continued Falso, "but from where I stand it looks as though the economy is picking up."
Dominick Falso was recently appointed as Hi Score's Chief Operating Officer. The appointment was made just weeks after Mr. Falso accepted the position as CEO of Hi Score-owned DMD Lighting & Energy Control Systems Inc. Mr. Falso was brought on to bolster the company's lagging gross sales volume. The company is very optimistic about the future.
About Hi Score
Hi Score Corporation is a supplier of eco-friendly lighting products in the Western Hemisphere. It offers its customers the fiscal and ecological practicality of utilizing safe, efficient, solid state green lighting rather than conventional fluorescent and incandescent bulbs. The Company offers the widest selection of high quality, long lasting LED lighting products that that can replace existing incandescent, fluorescent and halogen bulbs as well as compact fluorescent lights. Additionally the Company offers Compact Fluorescent and Halogen Lighting under its EcoGreenBulb and REPCO Labels, respectively. The Company sells its products directly to distributors, consumers and businesses, as well as to municipalities.
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