Friday, January 06, 2012 11:45:39 AM
Furthering your comments, if processors one and two are running "flat out" the company would likely be in the black. If you assume that pending finance deals were ruined by the litigation, organic funding on the revenue from processor number three could be the start of some pretty aggressive internal growth (3 new processors every other month out of each new processor that starts producing?). In my mind, the question is how quickly they can get number one and two running "flat out" and be in the black. Will it happen before their burn rate buries them? I am betting so, but we don't really know the status of any outstanding funding agreements or how another pipe would go.
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