Another way to look at LQMT's worth, is the RFQ's. Didn't they say 100 coming in a month now??
We all assume that because many more contracts aren't being signed is because LQMT can't meet
the requirements for whatever the RFQ happens to be. That may not be the case at all. LQMT only has so many machines, and facilities and personnel. And they probably choose the RFQ's that are doable without a massive build up of machines. But, out of the RFQ's, if many are viable other than those selected by LQMT, it shows the companies true worth. Just an idea. LQMT may have to tell many RFQs
"sorry we can't meet the supply requirements at this time." We won't hear those figures from Steipp.
RFQ's that had to be put on hold. That would be a good question to ask at the next CC. Surely the companies submitting the RFQ's know before hand the size constraints of a product. 100 RFQ's a month is a hell of a lot.