Banter and General Comments, page-2200

Investing in a company before it is cash flow positive means that funds for the company to progress must be raised from investors/shareholders/owners.

There is no way around that.

What matters is that these funds are used to grow the company.

Checking Nuheara, it has raised about $55m since it launched. It is now valued at about $45m more than that time. Plus it has $10m in the bank.

Those figures suggest that Nuheara has turned every dollar invested into full value.

This is not dilution. Its growth. Added value. Investment.

Dilution is when a company constantly raises and spends funds, with no increase in value. (Look at MOST mining explorers).

If the share price rises from 4.5c, all that extra market cap (value) will be gains on the $55m invested. And its likely to come at no extra capital investment.

It looks a lot like we are at that point now.

Congratulations to those who have "found" Nuheara in the last year, your timing is impeccable. Some of us have waited a lot longer for our return on investment. That's you and me and a few hundred others @tallplumber. Enjoy what's coming.

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