On April 16, Datametrex AIÂ announced it had obtained the rights to import and sell COVID-19 test kits from South Korea, due to a request for help from the Canadian Government who needed a partner with high-level security clearances.
On May 15, Datametrex AI reported its first sale of $500,000 for 10,000 units to a Canadian mining company.
By today’s interview (June 11) Datametrex has announced approximately $1,500,000 in sales, representing approximately 25,000 COVID-19 test kits.
Any company and their investors would be very happy with these results give the fact it’s Q3 sales (March 31 and Pre-COVID) were $810,000 strictly from Artificial Intelligence.
But CEO Marshall Gunter then dropped a bomb on us …. the ~25,000 Units and $1.5M in COVID-19 test kit sales are PILOT PROJECTS, the definition of which according to QUORA is:
” A pilot project is an initial smaller scale implementation of a larger project that is used to work out issues and roadblocks prior to going all out with the full project.“
Clearly, Datametrex has something potentially bigger in mind, assuming all goes well with these pilot projects. How well are they going? Who else are they talking to? How far could the “full project” go?
The answers to those questions will come from our latest interview with Datametrex AI CEO, Marshall Gunter. Â
Datametrex AI (DM: TSXV) is a great Canadian small cap technology company, who is giving small cap investors an opportunity to participate in the emerging world of Artificial Intelligence, as well as, the brand new world of COVID-19 testing.
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