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Posted On: 07/19/2024 10:27:28 AM
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Sorry but I really have to laugh at all the doom and gloom that some share.
First we are constantly reminded that on the last filing (which was/is public information not a hidden secret by anyone trying to pull the wool over anyone's eyes) the company listed zero, nada, nothing in any form of revenue.
Second, We get reminded that the company lost it contract with R Transit one of the few sources of revenue the company had. Yet what is always left out of those conversation was that the company was losing dollars for every dollar they made in keeping that contract active.
Now the company has gone "dark" with a few tid-bits of information of the actions the company is taking to try and generate revenue.
These tid-bits of information comes not only from the company itself but also from the Company that is paying for SPPC services and last I check any form of revenue is better than no revenue at all.
And why would the company paying for SPPC services expand their relationship with SPPC to help bring their products to Australia ?
One logical reason would be because they had faith based on the work SPPC had already accomplished for them and felt confident SPPC would deliver in Australia.
I think a see a glimmer of sunshine starting to emerge from those dark clouds.
First we are constantly reminded that on the last filing (which was/is public information not a hidden secret by anyone trying to pull the wool over anyone's eyes) the company listed zero, nada, nothing in any form of revenue.
Second, We get reminded that the company lost it contract with R Transit one of the few sources of revenue the company had. Yet what is always left out of those conversation was that the company was losing dollars for every dollar they made in keeping that contract active.
Now the company has gone "dark" with a few tid-bits of information of the actions the company is taking to try and generate revenue.
These tid-bits of information comes not only from the company itself but also from the Company that is paying for SPPC services and last I check any form of revenue is better than no revenue at all.
And why would the company paying for SPPC services expand their relationship with SPPC to help bring their products to Australia ?
One logical reason would be because they had faith based on the work SPPC had already accomplished for them and felt confident SPPC would deliver in Australia.
I think a see a glimmer of sunshine starting to emerge from those dark clouds.
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