No, the biggest hurdle will be debt. With the meager earnings over the years the bottom line couldn't look very good. To ramp up quickly, Yaacov will need a lot of shekels.
The CEO has already missed two targets to rectify CE status without explanation. Unfortunately any previous fadi fueled fever fell far short of facts consequently failing to impact a falling share price. If that's what you're going on (and it sure sounds likely) then all you need do is consider the initial source. You can be fairly certain where that came from and you've been around long enough to know the chances of a desirable outcome have been festooned with freakish disappointment.
It's your hard earned money of course Em. I wish you Good LUCK and Caveat Emptor
The biggest hurdle is lack of sales. 8 years with the same product line and only 200K in sales? Why would you think that would get better?
If we ever see audited financials my guess is that we are going to see a company that is losing lots and lots of money. Sure getting rid of CE might help a bit, but in the end you are going to have a company with zero profits, in my opinion.
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