RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:The trend of ever smaller Flu-Ace orders has been brokenPolque wrote: I only hope that this morning's news is not precursor to a disappointing year end financial result.
A bare break-even is the likeliest scenario, Polque. Given that this 1st noteworthy sale occurred 4 months into this new fiscal year and...
The project is expected to be completed and revenue earned within 12 months.
... we can't expect much improvement. TMG needs $5M per quarter just to break even - likely even more now due to the rising costs of energy and compensation - and we haven't seen that. Given that Crossland continues to spread all work over outrageous timelines, there appears to be neither drive nor urgency in his actions to change the status quo (i.e. the production capacity). He will continue his self-serving income smoothing scheme until his retirement unless we stop him.
Crossland also stated the following:
"...this customer has about 40 sites of interest around the world..."
I've seen this BS before and it never seems to go anywhere.
Hope I'm wrong with my assessment and this long-awaited sale is a start of something good for us outsiders.