RE: Central costs4 Jun 2018 00:23
From a management accountant perspective, the key factor is fixed v variable cost against cost v income.
For HYR, where I remain invested, the biggest factor is the capacity underutilization of plant. IF they can get enough feedstock to keep the plant running at 90% capacity, they will be generating very decent cashflow.
The final results suggested that Canton is currently running at as close to 100% as a manufacturing process can get, now post y-e results. Any deal that could see this being sustainable going forward would be a game changer for the company.
Everything is in place, except the raw material input. Everything else is window dressing imo. I don't fully understand why they have not been able to secure this before. There are alternative processes, sure, but hopefully the carbon credit angle will give HYR a competitive edge.
Otherwise, well, not all best in class techs succeed. Don't want to be down, but they need a deal.