All this questioning about Q1 and Q2 reports has very little to do with the expansion of the company that is happening as we speak. When MacDonalds got started, they had only one restaurant location and they could only sell so many hamburgers and the like from that location. Then they added a couple more... then a few more... and on and one it went and we know the rest of the story.
Mark is working along those same lines. The beginning of the big growth for Rhino came about the same time as now, the difference being that Mark learned a lot from his first company, and has been laying the groundwork for worldwide distribution. I personally believe that because so much of his attention has been on the global network, as well a new patents, and expanding the line to bigger tractors and more implements, that he has not focused as much on sales locally.
Few realize how huge it is to have a 100 year old Australian distribution center in Australia. That means they are right now beginning to sign up dealers down there, as well as the whole of Asia which they reach as well. Add to this the many past dealers of Rhino products that Mark has dealt with in the past, and you can begin to see why this will begin to explode in the next few months and years.
If you don't believe me, listen to the interview by the CEO of the Australian company on the news page on the Tytan's website. He trusts Mark so much, he has signed on fully as a Tytan distributor.
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