Jun 16, 2022
Iconic Brands (OTCQB: ICNB), a leader in the development, design and delivery of alcohol and non-alcohol beverages, today released its financial results for the full year ended Dec. 31, 2021. Among the highlights, the company reported $4,960,016 in total revenue for the fiscal year, which reflected an approximately 74% increase of $2,111,103. “2021 was a historic year for our company and one that we believe will continue to pay dividends into the future,” said Iconic Chief Executive Officer Larry Romer. “We achieved many milestones during the year and have put in place a business plan that we expect to drive Iconic into its next phase of growth by building brands and working with some of the largest beverage brands in the world. Acquiring TopPop was a milestone that we believe has changed the trajectory of our business… As we enter into a new segment of the alcohol industry with our adult ice-pops, RTF, RTD and pouch products, we believe we are well positioned for the opportunities ahead for our brands and products within our portfolio.”
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About Iconic Brands Inc.
Iconic is a leader in the development, design and delivery of alcohol and non-alcohol beverages. TopPop, its wholly owned subsidiary, is a leader in the innovation of low calorie, “ready to go” drinks – ready-to-freeze (“RTF”) and ready-to-drink (“RTD”) products in sustainable, flexible and stand-up pouch packaging and in the alcohol ice-pop and “cocktails-to-go” market. Iconic’s brands include “Bellissima” by Christie Brinkley, a premium better-for-you and better-for-the-planet collection of Prosecco, Sparkling Wines and Still Wines, all of which are certified vegan and made with organic grapes. Bellissima is strategically positioned with its zero sugar wines in the zero sugar beverage category. The company operates in multiple states, distributes across the globe and has Fortune 500 customers that include some of the world’s largest alcohol beverage companies and brands. For more information, visit www.IconicBrandsUSA.com.
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