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04/09/20

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Originally posted by bingo22: ↑

Dideoxy: Firstly the patents: You will see from your Google search for "uscom patents" that there are a string of patents and other IP that are often inter-related and cover the UCM technology. You will also note the extended time (some years) it takes to get the various patents approved and registered.
From what I can see the patents from the 1A forward have been well managed and still have the majority of a 20 year protection period to run.
The patent protection is a very broad Moat around the company as the core of it has taken some 16+ years to finalize registration.
From the USCOM Annual Report 2020: "Uscom holds approximately 20 patents and continue to grow IP with 2 powerful new patent applications in the last 12 months,including a new method of measuring and monitoring hypertension to accompany our BP+, and a patent to protect ourVENTITEST ventilator testing technology."
This IP and the investment security it underlines, has not yet been factored into the market price - it will happen and when it does I suspect the move up will be quite sudden and permanent.

USCOM Succession plan: [The following is all on the public record]. Rob Phillips has chosen to be the public face of the company and it is in truth his "baby" - He does seem to be everywhere, but what makes this possible, is a very well organised supporting structure that generates the Companies money. The structure is planned and perennial - at this time:
Rob Phillips, is Executive Director, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer.
Nick Schicht, General Manager has been there in a key role for at least 16 + years.
Directors range in experience from 17 years to recently appointed.
There is a 7 member Medical & Technology Advisory Board in place to duplicate and expand on Robs specialist medical knowledge
There is a head office in Sydney housing the consolidated entity.
Uscom Ltd. has five: 100% owned subsidiaries: Uscom Inc USA, Uscom Medical Ltd UK. Uscom Kft Hungry Europe, Beijing Uscom Consulting Co. LTD. China, and Uscom SNG Pte. Ltd. Singapore. Each of these subsidiaries has a certain degree of autonomy and some have special tasks within the overall organisation.

It is very clear that while Rob would be sorely missed - he has already put the steps in place that ensure Uscom Ltd survival.
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Thanks, the podcast was excellent with much more detail than previous interviews and cleared up most of the things I'd wondered.
Nice to hear this quarter is going strong too! Lots to look forward to with this co.

UCM Price at posting: 18.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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