RE: Federal mandate requires surveillance in all new U.S. cars by 202729 Apr 2026 08:41
It's just an article off some random website saying what might happen.
There is no such mandate in place for 2027
Any mandate that comes in will not take effect within 6-12 months.
The US is at least 3 years away from any regulation coming into force and I doubt that given they have been talking around it for at least 3 years already.
Our hope is some Japanese wins and some steals of SEYE over the next 2-3 years and that's about it.
Auto has hit a ceiling for now, which if PM is to be believed will be around 8m cars a year, circa $72m a year - which contradicts the supposed order bank of $390m by end of 2028
The potential lies with fleet, with 330.000 vans,trucks,buses,lorries,coaches all needing camera based DMS from July.
Whose supplying them? Where are the contracts PM?
Where is the RFQ for 100,000 vehicles that we were the only one on the RFQ?
Where is the European order you mentioned that was in final commercial negotiations last October due to be announced before the end of 2025?
Where is the follow up order from the US contract who has tens of thousands of vehicles, yet they have only ordered 1,100?
What happend to the 6 week trial for 18,000 vehicles from 10 months ago?
What's happened to the 20+ trials?
What's happening with homeoglobation or whatever it is called? Was that just an excuse to cover for the delays and lack of news?
When will you hit 6,000 a QTR which you originally said would be by end of 2025 to hit cash flow breakeven by Dec25?
Is Gen3 ever going to recoup the development costs?
Double digits of an SP is now just a dream, reality is a market cap of max 350m over the next 2-3 years with an SP of 8p max
I hope no one wasted their hard earned money on that report from chief ramper Branden