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Tuesday, May 11, 2010 11:56:53 AM
1. "sacrificing greater long-term profits"
2. making a "complete shift of priorities" as you suggest
Every time they put tubes on the ground they're in it for long-term profit, because those tubes will continue to produce algae to sell.
The money now/later is a balancing act depending on circumstances. But the current situation is a no-brainer.
Currently the client PBR is paid for by the client (money now) vs. a commercial demo unit we pay for in SC (debt now). Plus, the client PBR will be many times larger than the SC PBR (more production, more money later).
Short-term and long-term, it's not even a question.
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