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Yuengling's Ice Cream Corporation (OTC: YCRM), Doing Business as ReachOut, Files 2024 10-K With Profitability, Growth, and Corporate Transformation in Focus
NewMediaWire · Yuenglings Ice Cream Corporation

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Net Income Swings Positive to $4.4M as YCRM Undergoes Name Change and Platform Transformation

CHICAGO, IL - April 16, 2025 (NEWMEDIAWIRE) - Yuengling's Ice Cream Corporation (OTC: YCRM), currently undergoing a name and symbol change pending FINRA approval and operating under the brand ReachOut, today announced the filing of its annual report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2024, showcasing revenue growth and a dramatic turnaround to profitability.

Financial Highlights:

  • Revenue increased 27.4% to $4.81 million, up from $3.78 million in 2023

  • Net income reached $4.4 million

  • $2.4 million in debt cancelled

  • 28.4% decrease in costs of goods sold

  • Gross profit surged 145.7% to $2.98 million, up from $1.21 million in 2023

"The traditional MSP model is fundamentally broken and dying -- thousands of fragmented regional providers with slow response times, basic security, and no ability to scale," said Rick Jordan, CEO of YCRM. "We're completely reinventing what's possible in this space. This isn't about incremental improvement. We're building a nationwide brand where none existed before, bringing advanced protection to small and medium businesses that have been completely ignored by the industry. Just like a large wireless brand disrupted telecom for everyday customers, we're bringing that same revolutionary approach to cybersecurity for everyday businesses."

Strategic Transformation

The Company announced it is executing a transformation strategy modeled after the Berkshire Hathaway structure with an Alphabet-style portfolio approach, enabling ReachOut to own, develop, and scale independent technology ventures. It also formally submitted its application with FINRA for a name and ticker symbol change, signaling a clear departure from legacy operations and reflecting its focus on cybersecurity, automation, and digital identity technology. It also formally submitted its application with FINRA for a name and ticker symbol change, signaling a clear departure from legacy operations and reflecting its focus on cybersecurity, automation, and digital identity technology.

"I'm not interested in being just another player in this industry we're building something completely disruptive," said Rick Jordan, CEO. "The Berkshire model gives us capital efficiency while Alphabet's playbook lets us incubate and scale disruptive technology ventures independently. It's a complete strategic transformation. We're shedding the old skin and emerging as something entirely different: America's first national cybersecurity portfolio brand with a technology holding company structure that can move with the today, not get stuck in a decades old model. This structure gives our shareholders asymmetric upside potential beyond what traditional service businesses could ever deliver."