Metavesco’s Epic Labor Books October Revenue of $177,682

CUMMING, Ga., Nov. 15, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Metavesco, Inc. MVCO, a pioneering holding company focused on acquiring, operating, and nurturing innovative businesses in both digital and traditional sectors, today announced Epic Labor, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary focusing on blue collar staffing solutions, booked topline revenue of $177,682 during its first month of operation in October.

“Epic Labor’s strong initial revenue performance is a testament to the viability of this venture and the incredible potential we see for growth,” said Ryan Schadel, CEO of Metavesco. “Our immediate focus is on scaling operations to capitalize on the anticipated economic growth and demand for labor solutions under a Trump Presidency, with plans for a major expansion in 2025.”

Epic Labor’s growth strategy for the coming year includes expanding its geographic footprint, investing in advanced recruitment technologies, and fostering partnerships with key players in the construction, logistics, and manufacturing industries. Metavesco is committed to leveraging its financial resources and industry expertise to position Epic Labor as a leader in the blue-collar staffing market.

As part of Metavesco’s broader strategy, this new venture aligns with its goal of driving shareholder value by investing in high-performing and scalable business opportunities.

For more information about Metavesco and its subsidiary Epic Labor, Inc., please visit www.metavesco.com.

About Metavesco

Metavesco is a diversified investment holding company focused on acquiring and managing assets across multiple sectors, including bitcoin mining, consumer packaged goods, and staffing services. The company is dedicated to long-term growth through strategic acquisitions and innovative market solutions.

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