RE:Enterprise SalesThe other thing to consider is that the company now has plenty of excess capacity they can use to go after even more of these deals.
With the new plant on line and the current run rate of $380M, their capacity utilization is 38%, giving them a guge 62% buffer to grow into.
Realistically, they won't get to 100% of current capacity though. 80-90% is usually the norm because of maintenance, retooling, etc., so I expect they'll be talking about expanding again within 2 or three years if they keep up with their plans.
And that's not taking those big Federal government, Holy Grail, contracts they'll eventually grow into under consideration.