Press Release Boilerplate: What to Put at the End

A boilerplate is the short company description near the end of a press release. Its job is to give context, not to repeat the announcement.

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What to include

What the company does.
Who it serves.
A relevant location or market context.
One or two differentiators that can be stated factually.
A website or official information source.

Keep it stable

Because boilerplates are reused, write one version that remains accurate across multiple announcements and update it when the company materially changes.

Avoid unsupported prestige claims

Do not add 'leading,' 'award-winning' or market-position claims unless you can substantiate them and they are relevant.