Only 50% Of Production is in China25 Feb 2020 13:26
Just joined here today as I have started to buy shares and this being one of the companies that I have bought in to. I have actually had a product design and manufacturing company for 16 years and so fully understand the working of the system from design to end consumer. 100% of my production was / is in china.
Being aware fo the current concerns in the Far East effecting share prices I thought it might be of value to point out a couple of things that may be of use as they are fact based rather than a lot of assumptions I see on these forums, which lead to movement that are actually unfounded. My factories have now returned and the only real impact has been the backlog in production schedule making my orders approximately 3 weeks later than they should be. The reality is that I have had far worse delays caused by numerous other factors that never make the press. It is only because this one is so high profile that people then start to look at these delays as a major issue, not realising these have happened many times before but just know known to them and so the share price sine effected.
The second point is that, having spoken to Luceco in the UK, only 50% of their manufacture is in China and the rest done at their UK manufacturing plant. So this, combined with the aforementioned, means that there is really no reason that the share price should not be continuing at its steady growth from where it dropped off at 150p.
Any questions about the process please feel free to message.