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High-End Security Firm Launches Mobile App

AllPennyStocks.com - AllPennyStocks.com - Thu Sep 28, 2023

This innovative company just launched its latest client solution, a mobile application offers a lifeline to corporate clients worldwide, instantly connecting them to the a crisis hub of global expertise, and resources for immediate assistance in times of crisis.

Toronto-based Avante Corp Inc. (TSXV: XX) is a  provider of high-end security services, that acquires, manages and builds industry leading businesses to provide specialized, mission-critical solutions that address the needs of our customers. The firm launched an exclusive app, as announced in a press release today.

The Avante Argus app will be exclusively available to the firm’s executive accounts, offering them a distinct advantage in terms of safety and security in their global operations.  

Shares were trading at $0.71 in morning trade.

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