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Aeeris Updated Business Profile and Chairman’s Address to Shareholders
- Published November 24, 2016 3:16PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
24th November 2016, ASX Announcement
The past year and a half has seen significant progress for your Company Aeeris.
Much energy has been focused on the development and advancement of the holding company’s sole operating subsidiary Early Warning Network Pty Limited (EWN), following the IPO in April 2015.
The EWN business has progressed in so many areas since the IPO. We have:
- assembled an excellent team;
- progressed technical development of products, services, and customer offerings;
- undertaken a deep R&D effort, with significant new technologies created;
- implemented an effective sales strategy, winning new customers and future pipeline;
- refined our market positioning, pricing, strategy; and
- defined a clear strategy for the future, and our financial objectives.
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