Sigma Labs Inc (SASI)

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I believe very weak 4q revenue could be a reality. Sigma seems to announce any revenue producing deal? I do not remember hearing much for the 4th quarter. Hopefully Ruport can be more specific with future expected contracts and revenue on next weeks call. He did forecast increasing revenue quarter-over-quarter a while ago.

However, could Sigma be finally moving forward in the right direction?

Sigma had pevious deals with Airbus, Mitsubishi, and others that have not gone anywhere so far. Who knows, maybe they are still 'evaluating', and could still come onboard.

Could Lockheed Martin be different? They provided a detailed reason why they brought on Sigma and talk about 'scalability' over various OEM lasers; a very promising piece in yesterday's announcement.

Sigma recently hired east and west coast Sales Directors. Both hires seem to have extensive backgrounds in AM. Are they expecting an influx of business or they hired them to find the new business? Maybe some of both?

This is in addition to a Business Development Director hire? That's a lot of headcount expenses to add on; all this without an expected big increase in revenue?

DMG Mori is imbedding PrintRite in their latest two to five million dollar machines. Will PrintRite be a luxury add-on at 100k+? Or will it be part of some/most machines sold?

Materialise and Sigma announced a partnership on 3/5/2020; 'Commercialized Integration to Enable Closed Loop Control' When/if this becomes finalized, is this a trigger that will bring on more customers?

ASTM and other world-wide bodies continue to involve Sigma in developing the standards for the AM market.

While the road may be still be long, I like this progress.

Was Lockheed a contract out of nowhere? Was there anything about them and Sigma together previously?

If not, I like the prospects of other behemoths coming onboard. Could be some other 'surprises' down the road, other than what we are already aware about.