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exactEarth ltd T.XCT


Primary Symbol: EXRTF

exactEarth Ltd provides space-based maritime tracking data from its own satellites. It offers services including maritime vessel data for ship tracking and maritime situational awareness solutions. The product portfolio of the company includes exactAIS, exactAIS Archive, exactEarth ShipView, exactAIS Geospatial Web Services, exactAIS Density Maps, and exactTrax products. Its products and services are divided into categories, including Subscription Services, Data Products, and Other Products and Services. Maximum revenue is derived from the subscription services. Geographically, the presence of the firm is seen across Canada, the US, Europe, and other countries.


OTCPK:EXRTF - Post by User

Comment by investboy8on Mar 15, 2019 11:48am
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RE:Sat info and XCT

RE:Sat info and XCTNot disagreeing with you, but question is who needs RT data as opposed to data that is delayed by 45-60m? Do ships/vessels move that quickly that the delayed data isn't enough? I'm in XCT and am a believer it has a market, but question is how large is that market? For now, low hanging fruit is probably security purposes, like for militaries/navys and for canals/ports. I'd have to imagine, while those are niche applications, they are enough to give XCT a good set of revenues. Also, remember, revenues are subsription of nature, so margins should be good, but also need to remember there is a decent fee to Harris, which until XCT gains more scale, will be another drag on us. Good news is XCT got the financial runway (not going under anytime soon) and the RT system is up and running and available.
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