Just reflecting on the company. In reality it would seem that is...

Just reflecting on the company.

In reality it would seem that is where it belongs.

Not from a negative aspect but from an investors perspective, it is just a small company doing its thing with its technology providing a service for a niche market.

The company is content with its position as a public company and maybe the share price is just a reflection of where it is meant to be.


I was of the opinion some 5 years ago that RHT had the potential to make a serious global presence. This has not been the case and so be it. Interesting how ones personal vision can be obscured from the reality.

I really do not think RHT ever wanted to be a major player in the MRI space. It has always been happy to have its location in WA and quietly go about its business within a limited risk profile.

The company is in its own comfort zone now with tight staffing arrangements and a solid steady base of revenue from its narrow band of Ferriscan customers.

It has a conservative, research culture and the word "commercial" just does not fit the company profile.

Personally I would be astounded to see any major alteration to the fortunes of the company, but I am sure it will roll along being a "good citizen" within the small cap community of public companies.

As an investor in RHT, I quietly now close the door and move on, as my interest and desire to pursue this investment with any interest has lost its momentum.