I am compiling this thread is about the market opportunity for the technology NextGen have developed
and which has been diligently tested and assessed by independent consultant Cam Worth of SimpleSite.
Mr Worth has now been engaged to assemble a dedicated specialist team to drive further optimization, product enhancements and test speeds on some of the world’s leading social and streaming media platforms.
So he must have been suitably impressed by the product and equally he must have impressed the NGN principles.
Cam Worth appears to have an established relationship with the Matt Walker team that are facilitating the backdoor listing, he has previously worked developing the Zipt app for ZIP an extremely successful backdoor listing trading at $1 mkt cap $75k. ZIP went public in July 2014 as the result of a reverse takeover from a dormant clothing company, Skywards Limited, “acquiring” the assets of AussieSim Pty Ltd.
AussieSim launched its first products in 2013, serving the needs of travelers wishing to use their own phones. The company’s unique “OneSim” product is a universal sim card allowing Australians to use their own phones anywhere in the world. Revenue streams include direct online sales, sales through distribution partners, and royalties from AussieSim products sold under different brand names.
The share price of the newly named Ziptel Ltd closed its first day of trading at $.20 and more than doubled on 24 October when the company announced a distribution agreement for its newest offering, an application called ZipT
A personalised tool to help users track selected stocks. Delivering real-time notifications on price updates, announcements, and performance stats on each to help make informed investment decisions.
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