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Recreatives Industries (OTC: RECX) Secures Funding to Accelerate Production and Cash Flow
Recreatives Industries (OTC: RECX) Secures Funding to Accelerate Production and Cash Flow.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\r\n\r\n \r\n \r\n Recreatives Industries (OTC: RECX) Secures Funding to Accelerate Production and Cash Flow\r\n \r\n \r\n\r\n\r\nRecreatives Industries (OTC: RECX) Secures Funding to Accelerate Production and Cash Flow\r\nStrategic investment in capital equipment supports vehicle production growth, expanded accessories, and long-term asset value\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nBRADENTON, Fla., Jan. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Recreatives Industries, Inc. (OTC: RECX) (“Recreatives” or the “Company”), the manufacturer of the legendary MAX 6x6 Amphibious All-Terrain Vehicles, today announced that it has secured funding for the purchase of advanced manufacturing equipment, including a 3kW fiber laser cutting system and a custom-built CNC press brake to RECX’s requested specifications, as part of its continued investment in company-owned capital assets and in-house production capabilities. The equipment is being manufactured by HARSLE, a global supplier of CNC metal fabrication machinery, and is being purpose-configured to support efficient in-house production of MAX vehicle frames, structural components, accessories, and attachments. This announcement follows the Company’s recent transition to in-house welding operations, further advancing its vertical integration strategy and strengthening control over quality, costs, and production timelines. “This investment represents a major step forward in how we scale our product line,” said Andrew Lapp, CEO of Recreatives Industries. “By securing funding and investing directly into laser cutting, press brake forming, and in-house welding, we are building long-term manufacturing assets that support increased vehicle production; new vehicle model, accessory, and attachment offerings; and improved cash flow as volumes grow.” The addition of this equipment is expected to: \r\n Increase vehicle production throughput\r\n Improve gross margins through tighter cost control\r\n Reduce reliance on third-party fabricators\r\n Shorten lead times and improve scheduling predictability\r\n Enable expanded offerings of new vehicle models, accessories, attachments, and modular components\r\n Management believes that internalizing cutting, forming, and welding operations allows the Company to better align capital expenditures with long-term asset ...