Several revenue deals .... are what is needed to get the share price moving up. The cash burn rate needs to be balanced with enough revenue from signed contracts in order to stop the losses and get to cash flow positive. The $3.5 million sale of Itibiti is good but is only worth 0.01 on a float of 336 million shares. In the future Ortsbo could almost be like a utility company with several long term revenue generating contracts creating predictable current cash flow while we wait for future contracts to be signed. If Ortsbo can capture a nice chunk of market share for its translation services, I see it as a dividend paying stock one day, which is one of the benefits of owning a traditional utility company. Translation is an essential service in a global economy.