Bell Buckle Holdings, Inc. Reports Earnings

NAPLES, FL, NOVEMBER 22, 2022, (OTC DISCLOSURE & NEWS SERVICE) - Bell Buckle Holdings, Inc. ("Bell Buckle") (OTC PINK: BLLB), filed its Third Quarter Disclosure pursuant to OTC Pink Disclosure Guidelines on November 2, 2022.

For the period ending September 30, 2022, Bell Buckle reported its earnings were $124,744 on $733,945 of income. Cash on hand increased to $471,775.

Bell Buckle’s subsidiary, Jump Start Sports, recently announced it had an agreement in place to sell its first 3 franchise territories. The deal includes the appointment of a new Area Manager for those areas, Andy Stackhouse, a youth sports veteran who’s coached soccer at all levels in Philadelphia for over 30 years and been inducted into the Philadelphia Oldtimers Soccer and the Archbishop Ryan High School Soccer Halls of Fame.

Jump Start Sports expects to have its Franchise Disclosure Document finished before the end of the year. The youth sports market, which according to IBIS World is a $24B market in the US, is burgeoning and participation has grown quickly since 2020. Jump Start Sports is poised to capture significant gains in both market share and revenue through franchising, projected to have 30 units in the next 36 months. 

About Bell Buckle Holdings, Inc.

Bell Buckle Holdings, Inc. is a holding company with a focus on acquiring and growing businesses in youth enrichment industries. Our mission is to provide opportunities for children to develop physically, mentally and emotionally through participation in sports and other extracurricular activities.

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