There's a lot to like in this presentation from a Vivid Industrial point of view.
The areas being target include:
Retail (large format)
Warehouse, logistics and cold storage
External Lighting
Port, road and rail
Sporting
Mining
They included a quote from the $11.29bn Goodman Group from their FY14 Annual Report 'Efficient warehouse lighting remains a priority area as lighting is usually one of the greatest consumers of energy in a standard warehouse' before going on to list them amongst a list of blue chip clients using their technology.
In the Building space they have Goodman Group, Stockland and Dexus; Silk, Linfox and Sydney Ports for Logistics (plus the latest company yet to be announced which I think is Toll); Schweppes, Diageo and General Mills in the FMCG space; and the Government of South Australia, Deakin University and Ambulance Victoria in the Services space.
All of these companies appeared under the heading 'Attracting Global and Australian Industrial Blue Chip Companies - saying of the company's technology that it offers proven, reliable, robust and best in class enterprise scale solutions.'
The Asia-Pacific Industrial and Outdoor Lighting Market is worth $27 billion over the next five years excluding China.
The Australian lighting Market is projected to be worth $2.6 billion per annum by 2018.
Vivid Industrial is a revenue generating business with customers re-ordering. Its technology is proven and its model has been established. It is now entering a rapid growth phase.
GER Price at posting:
6.3¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
