RE: Defence Applications8 Jun 2026 10:04
Its very easy to overstate... at least, in the short term. the fact is that, if the testing proves successful then cirtec will, no doubt, seek to take it out. but that'll depend on the manufacturing costs and how, exactly, they benefit users bottom line. if it's not a cost saver or if it does signficiantly misimise the footprint of the products, there's not much point in ownership. but this will all take time, at best, the rest of the year.
again, it isn't the issue of whether the tech is good or not but whether the company needs funding before 'the good' is realised.
we're getting closer to the deadline for a placing and there still isn't any contract news to mitigate the need for a placing.
get the placing done and then the company can wait for any possible good news regarding contracts.