A lot of small(ish), new tech companies look at listing via a...

A lot of small(ish), new tech companies look at listing via a zombie or shell junior mining stock rather than use the traditional and more expensive IPO. If your're holding a zombie junior -- and RTR may or may not be in this category or heading towards it -- that is worth next to nothing you can suddenly find yourself owning a tech business instead at some point. Have a look at Radar Iron (RAD) as an example where Israeli tech company Weebit is going to list via a back-door on the ASX in April. Weebit has high hopes for the NASDAQ one day, and this reverse take-over of RAD is step on this path. RTR is attractive to tech companies wanting a listing as the company has no debt and a small number of shares on issue. The ASX is attractive for overseas tech companies as there's only one board and regulations are also attractive. Disclosure - I also hold RAD, so this may be, at least in some small part, a ramp.