Summary: Risks and opportunities Sample Clauses

Summary: Risks and opportunities. Analyze the risks and opportunities facing the future product from both the technological and marketing aspects. Hebrew English The risk The risk management In the area of technology — a risk of competition from similar products worldwide Low risks since the technology we have is protected by a patent registered by the Weizmann Institute. The incorporated products will also be protected by the Brainsway deep TMS patents. The company is the only one in the world developing, manufacturing and marketing deep TMS products. In the area of regulation — the company estimates that there are risks in this area and most of them will lead to delays in the timetables It does not appear that there will be any risks of demands that the company will not be able to meet at this time. The company is operating according to all the standards and ensures that all the processes meet the regulatory demands. In the area of marketing The area of professional medicine dealing with brain disorders needs the product we are developing. As we have previously demonstrated, the existing alternatives are far from the efficacy and effectiveness that our product will provide. On the assumption that the required funds will be made available to us and we keep to the planned timetable, we are convinced that the business plan and its cost and sales components will indeed be achieved as planned. We estimate that Brainsway’s integrated product including the rfTMS technology will open new horizons in the area of brain stimulations and the treatment of brain disorders. Brainsway will become a main world player in the area of a medical device for the treatment of brain disorders and depression in the first stage and later of various psychiatric and neurological disorders. The product that is the subject of the plan will become a main tool in the treatment of various brain disorders and in brain research.
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