Just Right Products, Inc., the wholly owned subsidiary of ADM Endeavors (OTCQB: ADMQ), announced the formation of a new strategic joint venture with 5Q and Johnson Concrete Contractors. This partnership expands the company's reach into government-funded concrete and construction projects across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
The joint venture combines 5Q's established concrete contracting expertise in the DFW area with Just Right Products' existing government relationships and vendor capabilities. Samuel Quintero, president of 5Q, brings more than two years of hands-on experience managing government-sector concrete projects to the partnership. This collaboration positions the joint venture to pursue new municipal and government contracts within the concrete and construction sector.
Just Right Products maintains an active concrete supply account with Martin Marietta, originally established during the company's recent facility construction. Management believes these capabilities, combined with the operational experience of its new partners, provide a strong foundation for near- and mid-term contract opportunities. The company sells products through its website at https://www.JustRightProducts.com, offering a range of promotional items from business cards and drinkware to apparel and footwear.
"The formation of this joint venture represents a strategic expansion beyond our core promotional products business into higher-value government infrastructure work," said management. "Our goal is to increase sales and profitability for all parties while leveraging our existing government footprint to access new markets."
The company expects the joint venture to complement ADM Endeavors' broader growth strategy by diversifying revenue streams and strengthening its position within government and institutional markets. This move comes as Just Right Products has built a recession-resistant customer base since 2010, generating over $5.3 million in sales over the last reported 12 months. The company operates a vertically integrated business model in the Dallas/Fort Worth area with in-house retail sales, screen printing, embroidery, digital production, import sourcing, and uniform divisions.
For investors and stakeholders, this strategic shift represents a calculated expansion into government contracting that could provide more stable, long-term revenue streams compared to the promotional products market. The joint venture structure allows ADM Endeavors to enter the construction sector without bearing all the operational risks independently, while leveraging existing relationships and infrastructure. More information about the company is available at https://admendeavors.com/ and through its other online platforms.
The implications of this announcement extend beyond immediate business expansion. By entering government construction projects, ADM Endeavors positions itself to benefit from infrastructure spending initiatives that often receive bipartisan support. This diversification strategy could make the company more resilient to economic fluctuations that might affect discretionary spending on promotional products. The move also represents a broader trend of companies seeking government contracts as stable revenue sources in uncertain economic times.
For the construction industry in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, this joint venture introduces a new competitor with established government relationships and supply chain connections. The partnership's combination of concrete expertise, supply capabilities, and government experience could enable it to secure contracts that might otherwise go to more established construction firms. This development may intensify competition for municipal projects in one of the nation's fastest-growing metropolitan areas.
