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- Healthcare company, Skin Elements (SKN) has delivered its first sales order of SuprCuvr hospital grade disinfectant for a total of $1.14 million
- The company sold 86,040 units of the product through a distribution agreement with Pacific Health Care
- Pacific Health is also supplying and marketing SuprCuvr to the mining, hospitality, education, health care, office and transport sectors
- The company said the initial sales phase has it well placed to achieve the minimum sales volume of 1.2 million litres within the first year of the agreement
- Shares have ended the day trading flat at 5.2 cents each
Healthcare company, Skin Elements (SKN) has delivered its first sales order of SuprCuvr hospital grade disinfectant for a total of $1.14 million.
The company sold 86,040 units of the product through a distribution agreement with Pacific Health Care. This accounts for 120,200 litres of disinfectant.
The companies signed an agreement in January, which now sees the product stocked in 168 IGA and 15 Good Grocer IGA supermarkets throughout Western Australia.
Pacific Health is also supplying and marketing SuprCuvr to the mining, hospitality, education, health care, office and transport sectors.
The company said the initial sales phase has it well placed to achieve the minimum sales volume of 1.2 million litres within the first year of the agreement.
“Pacific Health have shown themselves to be a great partner for Skin Elements and
SuprCuvr to date,” Executive Chairman Peter Malone said.
“Their ability to understand the product and its market, and mobilise its sales team to deliver such positive sales results and in such a short period of time is testament to their expertise, and more importantly the quality of the SuprCuvr product.”
Shares have ended the day trading flat at 5.2 cents.
