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Heyrex Limited – CEO Interview
- Published April 24, 2014 2:09PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Heyrex Limited is a New Zealand data and technology company that provides a unique activity, wellness and productivity monitoring service for animals.
Heyrex is a valuable tool for the management of animal assets, care of companion animals, generation of new revenue streams for service providers and peace of mind to animal care givers.
Heyrex is used by veterinary professionals, farmers and researchers to manage and monitor animal productivity, health, behaviour, treatments and general wellbeing for production and companion animals.
Heyrex collects data via its proprietary monitors via a cloud-based service that enables Heyrex to notify clients of important changes in productivity, wellness and build valuable industry data. Heyrex is priced attractively (SaaS model) to ensure affordability for large scale monitoring and provides revenue generation opportunities to its clients.
Heyrex is a turn-around business opportunity that is now launching its products internationally, targeting specifically the US, European and key Asian markets and is seeking equity investment to accelerate its global growth.
Please listen to Nathan Lawrence, CEO.
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