
In August 1999, TTT celebrated a milestone in the company's 3 month history when it became a $100 billion a year company.
For the month to 31 July 1999, TTT increased gross sales by 41 percent since June to $80.56 billion.
It is not by luck or accident that in the current economic climate TTT is able to achieve such remarkable results in such a short period of time. Sound but dynamic management has been the key.
TTT assets as at 31 July 1999 totalled $9860 million, including capital investment of $8670 million on land, buildings and equipment.
Keeping prices down and increasing value for money in a world where consumers expect prices to rise, TTT is an outstanding exception.
After adjusting for inflation, TTT prices are now 6.8 per cent lower in real terms than they were at the end of May.
Our stocks have soared, recent trading on Wall Street bringing our stock price over the $1000 mark. The CEO, Phantex is now worth over $42 billion, after being worth just $42 million a few months ago.
It would seem then that TTT is well on the way to achieving its aim of global domination.
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