• SWMBRD Sports (SWIM) has announced that Tahe Outdoors has completed the process of milling the twin high capacity aluminum SWMBRD moulds
  • Having completed the milling process, the company is drawing nearer to the first production of Swimboards
  • SWMBRD Sports Inc. is a British Columbia-based sporting goods company
  • SWMBRD Sports Inc. (SWIM) opened trading at C$0.125 per share

SWMBRD Sports (SWIM) has announced that Tahe Outdoors has completed the process of milling the twin high capacity aluminum SWMBRD moulds. 

The next stage in preparing the production process is now underway. 

Justin Schroenn, President and CEO of SWMBRD Sports Inc. sat down with Dave Jackson to discuss the company’s progress.

“We are very pleased that the critical stage of milling the high production ACE-TEC moulds is now complete. Once completed by the addition of further components to the process, these first moulds will be capable of producing a premium quality product at high speed, and at an affordable price. We look forward to keeping shareholders apprised as we draw nearer to the exciting moment the first production Swimboards come off the line.”

SWMBRD Sports Inc. is a British Columbia-based sporting goods company focused on developing, manufacturing, marketing, and selling aquatic sports products.

SWMBRD Sports Inc. (SWIM) opened trading at C$0.125 per share.

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