Fobi AI Inc V.FOBI

Repost of Wallet-Com Client List

[jdfm22]

Reposting Wallet-Com.com Client List and the Annual Global Revenue of most of the companies on the Wallet-Com Client List.  The inclusion of the revenue is only to provide context of Global size of the Client, not the amount of business.  It may (or may not) provide a foot in the door with some of these companies to expand the FOBI/PassCreator/Wallet-Com services globally.  I repost this to save some readers the time in looking for information about Wallet-Com.

Cheers and stay informed, jdfm22

Wallet-Com Client List Global Annual Revenues
 
Lacoste (fashion)
Annual Revenue: $2.69 billion USD
 
Kenzo Paris (fashion)
Annual Revenue: $23.7 million USD
 
Guerlain Paris (skin care/fragrance)
Annual Revenue:
 
Clarins (skin care/spa)
Annual Revenue: $35.4 million USD
 
Seat (automotive)
Annual Revenue: 10.5 billion Euros
 
Renault (automotive)
Annual Revenue: 49.6 billion Euros
 
Carrefour (supermarket/department store hypermarket - 8th largest retailer in the world)
Annual Revenue: 88.9 billion Euros
 
Etam Paris (sleepwear/lingerie)
Annual Revenue: 1.0 billion Euros
 
Air France (travel)
Annual Revenue: 27.5 billion Euros
 
Hyundai (automotive)
Annual Revenue: $99.7 billion USD
 
Conforama (home furnishings – 2nd largest in Europe)
Annual Revenue: 1.7 billion Euros
 
Picard (frozen food manufacturer and retailer)
Annual Revenue: 1.7 billion Euros
 
Leader Price (chain of discount stores and supermarkets) 
Annual Revenue: recently sold to Aldi for 2.4 billion Euros
 
Intermarch (hypermarket, supermarket, grocery store, 2022 Revenue 39.1 billion Euros)
Annual Revenue: $3.8 billion USD
 
Intersport (multinational retail sport retailer)
Annual Revenue: 13.7 billion Euros
 
Decathlon (multinational sport retailer)
Annual Revenue: 13.8 billion Euros
 
Courir (Online/Brick & Motor sports shoes/clothing)
Annual Revenue: 326 million Euros
 
Boardriders (designs, produces and distributes branded apparel, footwear and accessories for boardriders (snow, skate, surf) around the world)
Annual Revenue: $1.2 billion USD
 
Mercialys (Property developer, leasing)
Annual Revenue: $222 million USD
 
Visilab (online vision, contacts, sunglasses retailer, part of EssilorLuxottica – the world’s leading optical company)
Annual Revenue: 4.0 billion Euros
 
Lissac (online vision, sunglasses retailer)
Annual Revenue: $16.9 million USD
 
Decitre (Online and bricks/mortar retailer for books, e-books and cultural products)
Annual Revenue: $10 million USD
 
Yves Rocher (skin care, cosmetics and perfume company with over 3,000 stores in 88 countries)
Annual Revenue: 2.7 billion Euros
 
Macif (French Mutual Insurance Company)
Annual Revenue: 3.4 billion Euros
 
FirstStop (Automotive Services providing servicing of most automobiles/trucks)
Annual Revenue: Unknown
 
Europcar (Leading European car and van rentals)
Annual Revenue: 3.1 billion Euros
 
ClubMed (French travel and tourism operator)
Annual Revenue: 1.7 billion Euros (global)
 
Best Western (Europe – Hotel, offering its customers a mobile wallet advantage pass)
Annual Revenue: $6.0 billion (global)
 
Accor Live Limitless (Loyalty Program provider to Hotels)
Annual Revenue: 4.2 billion Euros
 
O’Tacos (French fast-food chain)
Annual Revenue: $263 million USD
 
Millesima Bordeaux (Wine/Champagne Bordeaux online retailer)
Annual Revenue: $9 million USD
 
McDonalds (ubiquitous fast-food chain - Spain)
Annual Revenue: 301 million Euros
 
Lavinia (largest vineyard in Europe in a single complex)
Annual Revenue: Unknown
 
Zadig & Voltaire (mid-range fashion collections)
Annual Revenue: 292 million Euros
 
Sandro Paris (Fashion, French ready to wear clothes)
Annual Revenue: $92.6 million USD (online)
 
Pimkie (French ready to wear clothes, shoes, accessories)
Annual Revenue: $316.7 million USD
 
Jacadi Paris (Children’s clothes, shoes, accessories in North America, Europe Asia and Africa)
Annual Revenue: $84.6 million USD
 
IKKS (Women’s, Men’s and Children Fashion)
Annual Revenue: $654 million USD
 
Don’t Call Me Jennyfer (Women’s fashion retailer, Paris)
Annual Revenue: $2.1 billion USD
 
DIM Paris (Women’s, Men’s and Children Underwear, part of DIM Brands International – France, Germany Italy, Czech Republic, Spain)
Annual Revenue: $3.4 billion USD

[steamerlane]

The client list is impressive, however (IMO) FOBI having a somewhat sought after set of products to offer to potential clients, this is only one part of what is necessary to become successful(speaking of corporate income) granted the product(s) should be able to sell themselves, yet if the company's management cannot do the same, then they become the broken link in a chain of successful events

[grammarsoldier]

With all due respect, the only revenue I want to see from this is what it means for Fobi. Based on the earnings reports it is not very much.

[steamerlane]

Revenue growth at this point in time is not on a large scale, with the idea being the larger growth will happen eventually and by signing small contracts increases corporate exposure.

[FobiLOL]

LOL, it's only been 7 years! Come on now...

[RUSureAboutThat]

No need to execute your own Due Diligence when you have the insights, information and Analysis provided to the reader by poster FobiLOL.  A summary of FobiLOL postings is below to help you with your financial analysis; the Wisdom and Eloquence are astounding.   Comment by FobiLOLon Apr 29, 2024 4:34pm 17 Views  Post# 36013434 RE:RE:RE:Repost of Wallet-Com Client List LOL

[MiniVanStan]

BRAND NEW MEMBER TODAY, this is a great sign as we trade higher. These guys are desperate and know the stock is about to go viral AGAIN, Stan is buying more. This is a great sign the bashers are creating new accounts, we know they are about to get hurt. Stan says lets all buy more and kill these scum. MVS

[RUSureAboutThat]

Good afternoon MVS,  I enjoy your cheerleading from time to time. Your posts don't provide a lot of detail/insight but I prefer them to the Jibber Jabber bashing that provides little/no value to the general reader and seems to be prevalent these days. It's interesting that your take on my post is one of bashing FOBI.  You may want to re-read the post to see if you think that I

[MiniVanStan]

You're a soft basher and if you know so much why join today . Is it your duty to educate Fobi shareholders?? And by kill these scum, it was inferred that was meant in the market as you are obviously short. Stan and all of us see right through you. Prepare to get annhilated by Stan and co. Have a nice day, sorry you got banned elsewhere. MVS

[RUSureAboutThat]

Wow Stan ... you appear to be sliding over to the dark side. When you say the you (Stan) and all of us, do you mean you and FOBILOL (I assume that you exclude FOBILOL and a few others from that group)? As for shorting, I assume that you mean that I'm shorting FOBI stock, and not my average height (I'm of average height).  I've never shorted any stock and I have been long on FOBI

[RUSureAboutThat]

To the Readers of FOBI AI Postings on Stockhouse.com It is very apparent that my post yesterday, that listed all the postings by FOBLOL regarding anything having to do with FOBI AI, was not taken by many of the readers, particularly MVS, as I had intended.  As a first post here, it went sideways and south very fast. I am personally interested in any specific, detailed information that may

[grammarsoldier]

MVS crawls out from under his rock. What a clown. Has the gall to call anyone out whilst he goes on with his statements of fantasy asking people to hop into his clown car

[Ezzzra]

YAWN....

[grammarsoldier]

It hasn't though, that's my point. At this stage growth should be seriously accelerating. Remember Rob's statement about a different company? How has that worked out at this approaching mid-point of the year?

[steamerlane]

I'm sure Rob is aware that he needs to make good on his completely diifferent company statement. I would not be surprised if he was receiving emails(as a reminder) about it.

[FobiLOL]

Impressive, but they are selling their company for peanuts. Obviously a very unprofitable business. What a joke!

[PaperBoi222]

Jdfm22 Thanks for the post up of the world renowned. Any ideas/ speculation on possible  revs that wallet - com  should be generating from such a Royal list of clients?  I think it would be more interesting to watch  their rev streak growth . I always  enjoy your post. Cheers PB 

[jdfm22]

PB, Thank you for your interest.  I never speculate on revenue; there isn't any specific information that I can find that would support even a reasonable guess.  I like the opportunity it provides for expansion globally paired with the opportunity that Comcast SportsTech involvement may yield. Cheers and stay informed, jdfm22

[PaperBoi222]

jdfm22 If I can't find you on the front page I go digging looking for your reporting. I agree 100%  the global potential certainly  appears to offer more then SportsTech. Hopefully when the smoke clears the air  we will be provided with more pertinent details on the Wallet- Com.  Just would  be curious  and want to follow along the projected growth potential.&