San Antonio, TX, Oct. 09, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NEWMEDIAWIRE -- Wytec International, Inc. (“Wytec”) has engaged Drexel Hamilton, LLC (“Drexel Hamilton”), a service disabled veteran owned and operated, full-service broker-dealer, as its exclusive financial advisor, placement agent and arranger to the Company in connection with the Company’s strategic goal to raise additional growth capital, obtain loans, finance the sale and installation of its products to customers, execute acquisitions and other strategic relationships including the issuance and sale for cash whether pursuant to a registered public or private placement.
“Our engagement with Drexel Hamilton meets a very exciting milestone in the growth of Wytec because it involves much more than raising private and/or public capital. It provides a true business development relationship,” says William Gray, CEO of Wytec. Wytec has developed three (3) unique brands, Wytec Business, Wytec Enterprise and Wytec Cities to compete on a national and international scale offering a host of telecommunications projects including the development of 5G citywide services.
To learn more about Wytec and its patented technologies, go to www.wytecintl.com. To learn more about Drexel Hamilton, please go to www.drexelhamilton.com.
About Wytec International, Inc.
Wytec was founded in September of 2011 as a Nevada-based corporation with its corporate facilities in San Antonio, Texas. The Company offers, through its three (3) brands, Wytec Business, Wytec Enterprise and Wytec Cities, commercial grade high-speed broadband, cellular enhancement and citywide 5G deployments utilizing its patented and proprietary technology.
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About Drexel Hamilton LLC.
Drexel Hamilton is a service disabled veteran owned and operated, full-service broker-dealer. Drexel Hamilton provides financial services to institutional clients as defined by FINRA Rule 4152. Drexel Hamilton is a member of FINRA/SIPC.
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