RE:RE:The usual limited number of posters...Conditions have been improving, and site access is opening up as I heard from other companies. International travel has some continued limitations depending on countries, but there is no reason why TEI Canadian staff cannot travel to clients in Canada, TEI US staff cannot see clients in the US, etc. This fiscal year results are going to be weak, and nobody should be expecting otherwise, but the ironic thing is that the results were carried by BEI and GEM and their growth, the two divisions for which TEI took a write down last year to make their bottom line worse than it clearly should have been and need to be explained away during presentations. The stock is relatively cheap, the business opportunities should be plenty, but the difference between "very good" for investors and "over the moon" is driven by management's posture to grow the business aggressively. IMHO, the current CEO needs to seek out plenty of opportunities out there and act much quicker. KNR for example, acquired a company with a $155 million 3-year confirmed order book for $6.5 million. Private company where owners were looking for an exit opportunity to retire. Can you imagine if TEI acquired for $6.5 million an annual guaranteed $40 million revenue stream for the next three years....almost tripling its best top line? But we bought Sofame's technologies with no real client list after half a decade.