Media Update, page-258

Hi bridog,
                      there appears to be a few mixed messages. Here's something announced 8 months later on 30/7/18 "Fluence continues to deliver on its growth strategy"
https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20180730/pdf/43wvx54pm9gh0x.pdf

"Two smart packaged plants MABR based Aspiral (formerly known as C-MABR plants have been shipped to Ethiopia and are
currently awaiting the finalisation of the civil construction by Fluence's local partners"

A much earlier announcement showed a semi loaded with individual modules, this was before containerisation happened. Maybe the job of building the plants from the modules up was too much for the local contractors and Fluence finally just shipped replacement Aspiral units
to try to get the job finished and is now at odds with the original contractors over the cost of the original construction attempt?.

Of course I am assuming that all the time they are talking of the Mekelle Uni job and the single plant for a condo in Abbis Ababa, maybe the 2 Aspiral plants are for other contracts we don't know about?

ywtoh,
        yes I wonder how it works when a tender specifies MABR? Same in a number of tenders in China. Is it a one horse race or do other hopefuls
submit with MBR or maybe  even other parties approach Fluence to use MABR?
Main takeaway for me is that more and more tenders are specifying MABR and that's a great step forward.

regards, EB