Ism International Inc.
ISML
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ISIN
US46488W1036
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65.49
5Y
-98.75
72.21
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Mario Quenneville
- Sector
- Communication Services
- Industry
- Advertising Agencies
- Address
- 3108 Downing Street Clearwater FL United States of America 33759
- IPO Date
- Sep 8, 2009
- Website
- ismintl.com
- Similar Companies
- Business
- ISM International Inc. (ISML) develops, manufactures, and distributes organic non-toxic products, green energy solutions, and instrumentation components, with core offerings including non-alcohol-based nail polish, glue, resin, and cosmetics; branded items such as MyGirl, Superwipes, SwatBra, GotchaGps, and BioSolvant; Wi-Fi products; and cluster instrumentation components for industrial clients. Founded in 1993 or May 2005 according to varying records and headquartered in Clearwater, Florida at 3108 Downing Street, with some sources citing Huntsville, Alabama operations, the company targets consumer, personal care, eco-friendly industrial, and technology markets primarily in Canada, the United States, and potentially broader regions through distribution. It also owns a flea market and a small investment company, positioning it as a micro-cap conglomerate in the industrials sector focused on sustainability, clean energy devices, and organic innovation. Recent activities emphasize adaptability through licensing agreements and product adjustments to market trends, alongside development of clean green energy technologies like the QW Energy Minigrid, though no major funding rounds, acquisitions, or partnerships within the last 1-2 years are publicly detailed. The company trades on OTC markets with minimal dividend payouts and serves eco-conscious segments amid growing regulatory demands for sustainable goods.