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Innovest Global, Inc. Continues Diversification Into High-Growth Businesses, Beginning Revenue Growth Generation - Spotlight Growth
Innovest Global, Inc. Continues Diversification Into High-Growth Businesses, Beginning Revenue Growth Generation - Spotlight Growth.
About this update from Innovest Global Inc
[{"type":"text","content":"\n\n Sacramento, CA, Jan. 11, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A new report has been published on Innovest Global, Inc. (OTC Pink: IVST). Innovest Global, Inc. is a diversified holding company that focuses on acquiring niche, high-growth businesses that are capable of generating significant annual revenue. The company’s planned subsidiaries operate across telehealth, commercial energy, business-to-business distribution, and auto sales.\n The report provides an overview of Innovest Global, Inc., its subsidiaries, financials, industry analysis and more. The content also covers the outlook of the high-growth telehealth and commercial energy industries, which the company operates within. Telehealth and Commercial Energy Subsidiaries Key To Strong Growth Outlook Technological innovations have pumped life into the healthcare and energy efficiency industries. These new technologies will assist in upgrading operational efficiencies, cost savings, and will benefit from the current U.S. political landscape. According to a report from market research firm, Frost & Sullivan, the telehealth industry is expected to become fully mainstream within the next five to seven years. Furthermore, the telehealth industry is forecast to see a massive compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 29.30% between 2016 and 2021. This represents the fastest growing segment of the heath care sector. Telehealth is the next generation of healthcare that empowers patients and keeps professional health care advice with you as long as you have an internet connection. Rather than physically going to a doctors’ office and being around other sick patients, patients will soon have the ability to receive professional health care advice and consultation right over the web. Aside from virtual healthcare visits and advice, telehealth also includes remote patient monitoring, mobile healthcare platforms, remote health records management and personal emergency response systems (PERS).  According to the 2017 Power and Utilities Trend report by PwC, analysts concluded that the vast majority of growth and changes will likely come from a “blueprint for a service-based model.” Essentially, this will include energy management, emerging technologies, monitoring equipment, and other energy management equipment. The recent U.S. tax overhaul provides th...