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ESIC-Approved Secure2Go Signs MOU with Leading Global Insurer MunichRE
- Published June 26, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Investment Update
- MOU executed with leading global insurer, MunichRE:
- includes pilot programs for SECUREboat in the UK and US focusing on improving the customers experience, the claim validation process and enhancing technical pricing;
- clear path to a long term contractual agreement;
- option for an equity investment to secure exclusivity in the global insurance sector;
- Opportunity to access additional market segments.
- OEM arrangements with UK and US boat builders:
- Five high end luxury boat builders installing and testing SECUREboat;
- Target for the product becoming a standard install acrossexisting customer database. the annual 10,000+ new boats built with retro-fit rollout across the 100,000+
- Automotive dealership rollout commenced:
- Completed first SECUREdrive retail unit sales;
- SECUREfleet installation underway with dealerships in Western Australia.
Secure2Go Investors, are eligible for the ESIC tax incentive before June 30th 2017.
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