RFT has proved over the last couple of years it has a profitable...

RFT has proved over the last couple of years it has a profitable (albeit marginal) business model with its existing sales base and products - i.e. military, telecommunications, mining and utilities.

However, there is potentially (significant) upside from the current sales/profit levels, from the following:

1. RFTs flagship award winning product for data-centres, RT15 only received Chinese approval in late August 2014. This is the product that Yimikang will be selling/using in Chinese data-centres they are involved in. So sales of this product are still in their infancy.

2. EV charging, which is obviously a fast growing and emerging market, which RFT are most likely to use their existing Chinese and Indian partners/connections to push sales.

So we know the business is profitable; we know that sales are growing; we know that they are hiring sales resources to "aggressively" grow sales but we won't know by how much or how little sales have grown until 6 months time. So there will be plenty of speculation as to how much (or how little) growth is possible, and thus a volatile price in the meantime.