Revenues set for rapid increases7 Jan 2013 20:15
Very recently,Byotrol announced a full licensing agreement between BCP and Fortune 150 partner Kimberly-Clark(Revenues/2012/US$20Billion) . The new, seven-year contract is global in scope, with some exceptions including certain EU markets, and provides Kimberly-Clark exclusive intellectual property rights.Several top UK companies have also commenced utilising Byotrol,including Rentokil, Initial PLC ,M&S, Office Depot, Greenhams, Needlers and Sainsbury's,whilst others are considering doing so.
Byotrol additionally has just secured a maiden,non-exclusive agreement to service the antimicrobial control needs of the NHS in the UK; long considered by early investors to be the "Holy Grail" of targets for BYOTROL.
Byotrol have also now released the news that they have established an initial supply position in the UK with the global food processor ADM(Revenues/2012/US$80 Billion)".
Archer Daniels Midland operate 265 processing plants; converting corn, oilseeds, wheat and cocoa into products for food, animal feed, industrial and energy uses.
The ADM contract could be a game changer for BYOT if and when the supply agreement goes global.
It is my opinion that neither Investors,nor the Market has yet,in any way,begun to appreciate the impact on revenues that the recently signed off contracts with
Kimberly-Clark,the NHS and Archer Daniels Midland(to name but a few)will generate.
The endorsement of Byotrol technology by such global heavyweights will present the best of testimonials to other potential international partners.