First Colombia Gold to Acquire Convenience Stores in Alabama

NASHVILLE, TN / ACCESSWIRE / September 9, 2015 / First Colombia Gold Corp announced today that it has acquired Enterprise Partners, Inc, and is in possession of final contracts to acquire 11 convenience stores in Alabama.

Triangle Restaurant Group was acquired by First Colombia Gold Corp in April. The company is pursuing opportunities of incorporating the Quick-Serve Restaurant operations under the Triangle Restaurant Group banner.

Jason Castenir, CEO of First Colombia Gold Corp. stated, "The Company has been looking for creative ways to work the Quick-Serve Restaurant concept into our business model. This is the unveiling of that strategy, one that we believe will become highly profitable for the company."

Mr. Pete Iodice, president of Triangle Restaurant Group, stated, "We are very excited about this acquisition. These convenience stores will allow Triangle Restaurant Group and First Colombia Gold to expand operations in ways never seen before in this company. Four of these stores are prime targets for the operation of our Maryland Fried Chicken franchises, and with these multiple revenue streams in place, we should be able to expand operations quickly."

Mr. Castenir added, "With thirty-plus years of experience in owning and operating convenience stores, Mr. Iodice brings a wealth of knowledge to the company. His expertise has helped make this acquisition a reality, and we applaud him for his efforts and are very excited to have him a part of First Colombia Gold."



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