"Start for production. I don't think so"
I agree for what it's worth.
If I were running the company I wouldn't sink much of the investment into production. I'd stock maybe 50 units or so and sit on the balance of the drop for costs.
I'd also have a sales force in place by now making phone calls to independent, distant resellers and to a few local potential buyers that I could make some headlines with upon their purchase agreement.
Profits from the newly generated sales would then be plowed back into new reseller agreements and new local buyers for additional headlines. Govt sources would be groomed as all of this is going on.
If they're sharp, they'll be doing something like that now and we should start hearing about local buyers shortly.
That's when the numbers should get really exciting.
I'm personally disappointed in their I.T. department.
Never liked the I.T. prima donnas anyway. Most are idiots with more ego than common advertising sense.
Their investor information site is painfully void of progress reports and the new company site is confusing when you happen to run across the original website (apparently abandoned but not forwarded) that has the prime location in Tampa, Fl along with names that don't exist anymore.
You'd think that would be important to the marketing division much less the I.T. weenies.
"What marketing division? They have a marketing division!?"
"Yea! Right next door to the sales division we haven't seen or heard from yet."
[chuckles]
We'll see.
[IMO]
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