There is no need for an insolvent company to promo
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Posted On: 07/19/2022 10:44:56 AM
There is no need for an insolvent company to promote a subsidiary of mega billion dollar company. Yet other Foxess distribitors promote Foxess products - like Segen: https://www.segen.co.uk/products/battery-stor...x-storage/
The subsidiary will promote itself and will direct customers to their US distributor SNPW. There is a difference between an order fullfiment house and a distributor. A succesful distributor not only provides order fulfilment but creates order demand. Suggesting that Foxess would just refer orders to SNPW suggest that SNPW would be providing a bare minimum service with little value that any warehouse company could provide. I also doubt that the market is simply waiting for Foxess to offer products and then they will rush to the order desk.
- like the building of the world trade center, Mexico may be delayed by a few years but it is funded and still will be completed. Other companies appear to be moving forward with Mexico. Waiting a couple years runs the risk of missing the market. A quick google search and you see a number of ongoing projects. Why wait a coiuple of years?
- FoxEss controls the process not SNPW. And a geat reason why SNPW needs to differntiate itself from a fullfilment house and provide continuous and increasing value.
Last 3 1/2 years
- bus shelters funded and on market
- 17 million dollar Medrecycler-RI project funded
- Durango Mexico project funded
- Choose by a Fortune 500 company to distribute it's subsidiary products to the US market
- PT.IDN producing SNPW brand solar panels in Indonesia
Don't confuse motion with progress. Company is still insolvent with little revenue over the past 3.5 years. Little from Shelters, zero from Medi, zero from Durango, zero from glass panels and the beat goes on.
Third quarter revenues will begin. From which project(s)?
My opinions.
The subsidiary will promote itself and will direct customers to their US distributor SNPW. There is a difference between an order fullfiment house and a distributor. A succesful distributor not only provides order fulfilment but creates order demand. Suggesting that Foxess would just refer orders to SNPW suggest that SNPW would be providing a bare minimum service with little value that any warehouse company could provide. I also doubt that the market is simply waiting for Foxess to offer products and then they will rush to the order desk.
- like the building of the world trade center, Mexico may be delayed by a few years but it is funded and still will be completed. Other companies appear to be moving forward with Mexico. Waiting a couple years runs the risk of missing the market. A quick google search and you see a number of ongoing projects. Why wait a coiuple of years?
- FoxEss controls the process not SNPW. And a geat reason why SNPW needs to differntiate itself from a fullfilment house and provide continuous and increasing value.
Last 3 1/2 years
- bus shelters funded and on market
- 17 million dollar Medrecycler-RI project funded
- Durango Mexico project funded
- Choose by a Fortune 500 company to distribute it's subsidiary products to the US market
- PT.IDN producing SNPW brand solar panels in Indonesia
Don't confuse motion with progress. Company is still insolvent with little revenue over the past 3.5 years. Little from Shelters, zero from Medi, zero from Durango, zero from glass panels and the beat goes on.
Third quarter revenues will begin. From which project(s)?
My opinions.
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