There are a few things the Street hasn't grasped between the 2 companies.
1. dynamic versus static technology 2. identify, detect and diagnose versus identify 3. items are already tagged versus need to be tagged 3. $10m valuation versus $150m
No VSUL doesnt have a government mandate contract in hand, instead they have a very deep pocket partner with a broad customer base. There is at least one application for EVERY industry.
One thing that investors need to remember..EVERY physical object is a potential item to add to the ChromaID database.
It would be very easy for VSUL to grow from a $10m to a $200-500m mkt cap company. How big of a return would that be current investors? How much upside would there be for investors in the static technology?
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