RE:RE:2021 Is the Last Year For AJX to Prove Itself I spent 2 days recently listening to panels put together by Ag Equip Intelligence. (https://www.agequipmentintelligence.com/)
There was an Autonomous Panel, a Specialty Equipment Panel, an Overseas Panel, a Precision Dealers Panel, and more.
Each panel lasted an hour or more and had several panelists steeped in precision Ag knowledge and experience.
There was one consistent message. The future is about "precision, precision, precision". Another message was the importance of SAFETY. (Note a recent AJX steering safety patent award)
Everyone is scrambling to come out with PA competitive equipment and capabilities The big OEMs are behind the curve. They need to catch up. The smaller OEMS need to get busy too.
Existing equipment needs to be retrofitted to handle the capabilities of PA enabled implements.
Where are these folks going to get capabilities other than AJX?
Also, there is a global push to provide connectivity to every farm (so all of the equipments can communicate with cloud data and between themselves. This is good for AJX. Connectivity enables precision. Precision is where it is at for AJX.
The push towards biodiversity on farms and the move towards organic also helps AJX as more precision is required (precision tillage vs. no-till and herbicides).
I think we are well positioned.
Also...
A lot of venture money went into Precision Ag. There will be IPOs and SPAC activity to get them liquid. This will draw attention to AJX.
Sit back and relax. Our day will come.
BTW. I doubt there will be enough investor support to get the company sold.