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'''GeoComTex''' was the international company owned by [[Henry van Statten]], who employed [[Adam Mitchell]] and [[Diana Goddard]]. It was located in [[Utah]], near [[Salt Lake City]].
{{Infobox Organisation|type = Multinational corporation|bases = [[The Vault]]|leader = [[Henry van Statten]], [[Diana Goddard]]|members = [[Adam Mitchell]], Diana|size = Around 100-200 members|only = Dalek (TV story)}}'''GeoComTex''' was the international company owned by [[Henry van Statten]], who employed [[Adam Mitchell]] and [[Diana Goddard]]. It was located in [[Utah]], near [[Salt Lake City]].


GeoComTex was [[Earth|the world]]'s leading electronics company as of [[2012]]. It secretly owned the [[Internet]]. One of the GeoComTex specialised in [[computer|computing]] products. Following disastrous events in [[The Vault (Dalek)|the Vault]], van Statten's assistant Goddard took charge of the company. ([[TV]]: ''[[Dalek (TV story)|Dalek]]'')
GeoComTex was [[Earth|the world]]'s leading electronics company as of [[2012]]. It secretly owned the [[Internet]]. One of the GeoComTex specialised in [[computer|computing]] products. Following disastrous events in [[The Vault (Dalek)|the Vault]], van Statten's assistant Goddard took charge of the company. ([[TV]]: ''[[Dalek (TV story)|Dalek]]'')

Revision as of 22:17, 15 November 2016

GeoComTex was the international company owned by Henry van Statten, who employed Adam Mitchell and Diana Goddard. It was located in Utah, near Salt Lake City.

GeoComTex was the world's leading electronics company as of 2012. It secretly owned the Internet. One of the GeoComTex specialised in computing products. Following disastrous events in the Vault, van Statten's assistant Goddard took charge of the company. (TV: Dalek)

The Leamington Spa Lifeboat Museum's security system used software from GeoComTex. (GAME: Security Bot)

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