new breed of investorsthe way I see it, we need a new breed of investors and they are coming in, driven by either the cheese business or the cannabis-exposure. Clearly, the cheese business is going extremely well and if both machines would be turning at full speed, we could see sales in the order of 42-52 million CAD. Extrapolating the present 36,9% net profit margin would yield somewhere between 15 and 19 million CAD net profit, equaling 0,153-0,19 CAD EPS per share. Enwave Canada should be turning at least break-even by then, driven by growing royalties on the cheese sales. This should propel the share price considerably higher (driven by normal multiples on a "food-growth story") and we are not taking into account Tilray, the unnamed cannabis producer (Aurora?, Canopy Growth?), Bonduelle or Milne Fruits where things are moving in the right direction too. Even more, at the "cheese-side", Mike Pytlinski (ex-Kraft Foods) did an impressive job at Palermo's Pizza, helping/driving sales of the "Screamin' Sicilian"-pizza from 1 million USD in 2013 to 75 million USD in 2016 (presumably even 100'ish million USD in 2017). All together there seems to be a high probability that new investors / portfolio managers / fund managers will discover this growth story and (hopefully) win this "tug of war" with the shareholders that have been in for a long time and capitulate/have been capitulating.