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GeoComTex (disambiguation)for other, similarly-named pages.
GeoComTex (formerly called the Van Statten Corporation) was the international company owned by Henry van Statten, who employed Sven, Adam Mitchell and Diana Goddard. It was located in Utah, near Salt Lake City.
History
The organisation was created by Edward Van Statten in the twentieth century, who used the company to make millions in the armaments and oil industries. When his son, Henry, was fifteen, Henry invested his inherited one million dollars into the electronics, communications and telecommunications industries instead. The switch in industries proved successful and Henry quickly usurped his father to become the leader of the organisation, renaming it GeoComTex. (PROSE: Dalek)
GeoComTex was the world's leading electronics company as of 2012. Also 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)
