RE:RE:RE:RE:Looking Down The RoadBeaner
Two things... remeber Sue worked for GE for many years negotiating exactly these types of contracts... to make it as a business Exro MUST make a profit. The Manifacturer needs to make 30% to keep afloat and tries hard to make 40%. Exro can make less as they have no risk or major expenses and they dont have the cost of carrying the capital (lost opportunity cost) so Exro can get away with a 10-20% margin. Sue is an expert at negotiating these types of deals so no need to worry, she has it handled.
secondly... we do not know the details of the deal, and until we do the stock price likely will go knowwhere as like you and others many are skittish about the deal thinking Exro potentially got short changed or handcuffed themselves. Zero indication of financial profits were revealed in the NR and that concerns folks! Be Patient we will know!