moving up with super-tight shareholding

Hi Bill and Leveller - I have been meaning to comment on your latest UCM posts for a while - sorry to be so slow.

Well they say slow and steady wins the race. Indications from the last four ASX anouncements are that UCM will be well and truly cashflow positive by the end of the financial year.
I wonder if we will get a dividend?

I must say I admire UCM management and the way they have stuck to their concept of establishing their science as the practical solution to problems in the special areas of health management covering Paediatrics and and Intensive Care Units.

In the past they have taken a soft sell approach - hoping that demonstrating their science works, will sell Units.
The recent change in focus by taking on a major Sales partner has already changed that and I suspect we are going to see some big moves in the coming year.

With the shareholding so tightly held the price is going to have to move up a fair bit before it reaches a level that persuades the loyal and long suffering existing shareholders to part with enough shares to make a reasonable market.

Could be interesting times ahead as a whole lot of "positives" come together at once.