NanoTech Gaming Inc (NTGL)

[kahuna]

I understand that, but the raw material such as alumina, cordierite and mullite are plentiful here in the US. Labor would be cheaper but the processing equipment would be the same cost. I'm just thinking in terms of companies like Ceradyne where 90% of the manufacturing process is done in the US. But, of course, if Cetek has many clients in Latin America or Asia (I don't know, but if you do, I would totally agree with you.) it would be cost efficient to open facilities overseas.

imho

by the way, I'm not arguing with you Jcryan19, just trying to figure out the company as are you. Have a Happy New Year.