Replies to post #62110 on Sun Pacific Holding Corp (SNPW)

[wallstreet1231]

SNPW has not published a schedule. So sure, they are on schedule. LOL.

[karmakaziXpert]

These are the only Foxess shipments from 2-3 mths ago.

https://panjiva.com/Foxess-Co-Ltd/123257785

-Supposedly, these were for pre-sold batteries per twitter.
-Then, they became testing units for the service and maintenance arm of SPP.
-Then, MES became the service and maintenance arm for Foxess.

By the way, are things moving slow with IST Asia partner and solar panel plant project? I ask because I recall the tweet from a couple of months ago.

June 7, 2022 tweet

1GW Solar manufacturing plant for an existing building as per suppliers $SNPW
 Equipment Delivery: 100 days after down payment received
 Shipment & customs clearance to project site: 50 days(expected)
 Installation: 30-45days
 Commissioning: 45-60days
 Ramp up: 30days.

— Sun Pacific Holding Corp (@SunPacificPower) June 7, 2022

Sun Pacific Holding Corp
@SunPacificPower
1GW Solar manufacturing plant for an existing building as per suppliers $SNPW
? Equipment Delivery: 100 days after down payment received
? Shipment & customs clearance to project site: 50 days (expected)
? Installation: 30-45 days
? Commissioning: 45-60 days
? Ramp up: 30 days.

Assuming it's a perfect world and those tweeted timelines are accurate, I'm counting 285 days, 60 days since last the tweet = 345 days until ramp-up.

Looks, to me (imho)... a couple years before fully-built, employees hired and trained and any significant marketing and sales would be taking place.

Quite frankly, I don't see any revenue associated with the projected solar panel plant before 2024. Tons of competition pumping out millions of solar panels in the U.S. over the next 2 years.

A lot can happen between now and then. I.E. Durango, Mexico? and Queensland, Australia solar farm and feedstocks? and non-glass solar panel UL certifications?...over the past 3 years.

just my opinions

do your own due diligence

good luck