They are effectively investing EBIT back into the business along...

They are effectively investing EBIT back into the business along with previously raised capital. There are snips of info embedded into the annual report and some of the asx releases over the past 18 months effectively all but spelling this out to investors. So no surprises here if EBIT and cash flow is to be negative.

I get that investors only really care about is profit/positive cash flow etc.. At some point I expect the same, So until these benefits start to flow through, that's probably the point at which investors may start to become aware of this company. There are periods of time when the best companies have to roll up the sleeves and lay the foundations for what is to come. Companies that don't invest back into themselves at the dawn of new industries and chose to instead pander to short term investor time frames end up missing the opportunity.

I believe that the opportunities in front of them are truly colossal, they are just getting prepared for it.


Go Beamtree, first in the world. The reported results in the article sound remarkable.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/science-and-disease/grim-figures-reveal-scale-healthcare-decline-worldwide/