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Great summary of potential growth. The stock is practically free at the moment with a very big upside from here.

Thruvision WalkTHRU: Achieving game-changing throughput without compromising the visitor experience

Following a successful Proof of Concept (POC) deployment with a Southeast Asian reseller partner earlier this year, we are pleased to announce that a full-scale operational capability is now in place.

Based on our 71 Series passive terahertz screening technology, each WalkTHRU screening lane can deliver high-throughput screening of up to 1,800 persons per hour at major events in the region. This is a game-changer for our customers, allowing 100% of individuals to be screened without causing delays or compromising security.

As well as enabling 100% screening, our WalkTHRU solution has also reduced the overall screening time by 25%. This means a more secure environment for our customers’ assets and a more respectful and efficient experience for event attendees.

This successful implementation in one of the leading ASEAN countries further confirms that Thruvision is perfectly suited for both covert and overt people screening, including VIP screening applications.


The deployment showcases the power of passive, contactless screening to enhance security, improve operational efficiency, without compromising the visitor experience. We're proud to be at the forefront of this security revolution in the ASEAN region.

With the "Termination of Formal Sales Process" being announced, I believe that insiders can now buy shares. I want to see Tom Black get active in buying up shares. If that occurs, that will be very encouraging.

We should be seeing an update from the company by months end on what next steps are.

I think you are correct they will push out the date to where they need to seek more funds as they have made several announcements of new orders coming in. In regards to major holders, I am not sure who is left. Also I think Evans was pushed out due to the poor execution the company has shown. I too would like to see a buyout at this point to at least get my money back.

Unfortunately, this is probably to improve the existing machines and not to purchase new Terahertz technology from Thruvision. It's amazing how bad the current body screening technology in airports is compared to Thruvision. I am still perplexed why Thruvision has been unable to break into the airport screening market.

With all of the recent announcements of new business, my guess is we will see some sort of lifeline given to the company that extends operations for another year. I believe THRU is waiting on the US Congress to pass the FY2026 budget which may hold the resumption of the US Customs and Border Patrol contract, where they were buying around 100 units annually. We should see this pass in July. I have been in this stock since 2016 (prior to the Digital Barriers split). I thought the Thruvision technology was a no-brainer and have been severely disappointed in their lack of execution. I have bought a lot more with the recent downturn as I still believe there is value in this company and at the very least averaged down in case a buyout occurs.

They posted it on LinkedIn. Same with the announcement on Friday.

We’re excited to announce a new sale with a Canadian logistics company that is taking proactive steps to reduce shrink and protect high-value products. By integrating our cutting-edge screening technology, they’ll be able to detect and deter theft more effectively than ever before.

In the fast-moving world of logistics, security is a top priority—especially when it comes to safeguarding valuable goods. This partnership underscores the growing demand for innovative loss prevention solutions that provide real-time protection without disrupting operations.

A big thank you to our team and partners for making this happen! We look forward to helping more companies across North America strengthen their supply chain security.

We’re thrilled to announce a multi-unit sale to a prominent U.S. East Coast transit agency to enhance security and protect the travelling public. This investment in cutting-edge screening technology will help detect and deter potential threats, ensuring a safer, more efficient transit experience for millions of passengers.

As security challenges continue to evolve, transit agencies are stepping up their commitment to proactive threat detection, and we’re proud to support them with the latest in advanced people-screening solutions.

Thruvision is making public transportation safer for everyone.

Poor execution by leadership. They clearly have a superior technology for screening - not sure why they can't sell it. Hoping the suggested contracts they seem to be waiting on happen or they can fetch a respectable buyout price so investors can walk away with getting their money back.

Not sure if I get the honored "pumper" status, but I have been long since 2016 as I believe the technology is clearly better than any other screening technology out there - but very disappointing with the lack of meaningful growth over that time. I am surprised Colin Evans is still the CEO considering how poorly this company has executed. My hope is we see a global agreement for a large retail distributor, revitalization of the US CBP funding and US TSA signing off on passenger screening.

I would say current price is a good opportunity to buy shares. Hopefully the US Border Patrol gets funding soon to buy the order that was expected in September along with the growing retail distribution business.

I do not see this announcement anywhere. Can you include a link to this announcement?

Article on their retail efforts:

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1032163/thruvision-seeks-to-dominate-retail-distribution-market-1032163.html?viewSource=TwitterUK

This parr of the report says it all:

“ Thruvision gives UK investors the opportunity to invest in unique, proven technology, as well as pointing a way to potential eventual exit via M&A once the group has built additional scale. The deal with US Customers and Border Protection (CBP) has the potential to bring in c. $15m of revenue per year for the next four years, and Retail Distribution remains a large and rapidly growing large addressable market with an estimated 20,000 distribution centres (DCs) across UK, Europe and the US expected by 2025.”

More developments on Thruvision being used for passenger screening. I am perplexed why this process is taking so long for the technology to be approved by the US TSA for passenger screening, but per this article, it is at least in motion. Once approved for passenger screening, I expect the stock price to gain a lot of momentum and perhaps be the catalyst for other companies to show interest in acquiring Thruvision.

https://www.tsa.gov/about/employee-stories/tsa-partners-metropolitan-transportation-authority-assess-new-security

BAE and Leidos are the ones who come to mind as possible acquirers

Persimmon, I agree this is positive. In their last presentation, they mentioned up to 2k unit potential with the US TSA if they get approval for passenger screening and up to 2k units for US Border Patrol. That is a lot of units that need to be produced with a total addressable market for JUST those two customers of USD 400 million (estimating USD 100,000 per unit). Not even considering all of the potential large orders coming from distribution centers. They will need a lot of capital to ramp up production. As I have mentioned in the past, watch for if they get TSA approval for passenger screening - that could be the inflection point to finally drive the stock higher. Should Thruvision start getting more public visibility, the total addressable market is unfathomable. Their technology appears to be unique and effective for what modern-day screening needs to be. Hope this happens sooner than later.

Persimmon - curious, where did you get the fact they are shipping 40+ units this month?