Post by
Duke101 on Oct 25, 2021 8:37am
Reality setting in????
PYR is potentially a great investment but why are we giving Quotes with no expiry date ,why are we accepting LOI with no end date? The reality is a quote expires after 30 days and a LOI is wishfull thinking.When a company asks for bids a resonable date of when that bid is awarded is usually included, but I don't see any information on these and that concerns me.JMO
Comment by
Duke101 on Oct 25, 2021 9:01am
I sold machinery for several companies and all quotes were valid for 30 days to protect the company from unforeseen circumstances such as inflation or increased costs from third party suppliers.Potential customers could ask for an update on expired quotes or would we honour the existing quote when they are ready to buy.
Comment by
Breizh1 on Oct 25, 2021 9:48am
You have a good point Duke. Normally the 30 day clause is written on the quote. However, if you are the manufacturer as PYR is, you can make the price clause 3 months without a problem. And remember that it takes PYR at least another 3 months to manufacture and deliver. So, the 30 day clause is mute.