RE:Slow train ,but not to .10It would not surprise me in the least to see 1 or 2 European banks ''knocking on the door'' here with thier irons are in the fire , when looking at TEI's potential in contracts . European or N/A does not matter,as banks will lowball and will ensure thier hands are well in the money for the future contracts via bought deal financings . ---- There ''has'' to be larger contracts on the horizon, as 100% capacity increases in product , ,re-tooling , and increases manpower are not planned and completed for the sake of nothing . ---- And (NO),having 7.5 mil behind pipe in bank ,with new manpower costs , lease costs , and re-tooling costs, is quite light , when they start to receive larger contracts,which require significant pre-contract coin. Thus, financing ''may very well'', be on the way . ----- Certainly not a bad scenario,it's just the way it goes.