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Richmond, VA – May 17, 2004 – WILink, a leading provider of global investor relations and investment information services, announced today agreements with ADR.com, USATODAY.com and Zacks.com to carry the Annual Reports Service as new content for their website users. The Annual Reports Service provides users free, direct access to publicly traded companies' reports and investor information and is part of WILink’s PrecisionIR™ line of investor relations products.
Available through more than 280 financial publications and Internet sites, the Annual Reports Service offers potential investors easy access to financial and annual reports for over 3,750 companies worldwide. Through this network, the service provides companies and prospective investors a direct communication channel, at the points where investors are gathering investment research through financial publications and Internet sites.
Now, visitors to the web sites of ADR.com, USATODAY and Zacks Investment Research can click a ‘Free Annual Reports’ link to instantly download corporate materials or have hardcopies mailed within 24 hours, courtesy of the Annual Reports Service and participating companies.
“We are pleased to offer our users the Annual Reports Service,” said Jason Kissinger, director, product development, Zacks Investment Research. “Our users are looking for detailed investment research information. This service compliments our current online, research services and provides our users timely access to electronic and printed versions of the company’s investment information.”
“Our PrecisionIR product line is designed to help publicly traded companies increase their exposure and communication to serious investors while providing investors with access to pertinent company information,” said J. Patrick Galleher, chief operating officer of WILink, Inc. “Partnering with these premiere web sites, the Annual Reports Service provides our client companies the introduction to serious investors we seek to attract for them as potential shareholders.”
