Thanks for providing your comments. From our perspective, TTT is...

Thanks for providing your comments.

From our perspective, TTT is 2+ years away from commercialising and making money on their 3D printers and, as @Samjtk stated above, they haven't really achieved anything since 2018.

MoU's and HOA's mean sweet fu*k all...

AL3's printers might not be able to do as much as TTT's 'futuristic' printers....but AL3's printers are 2+ years ahead of them and are already being commercialised.

That's all that matters at the end of the day.

TTT's printers aren't even proven yet and the company is forecasting that they will be ready for industrialisation in 2 years.

Read that sentence again...

2 years!

It could be even longer...

Meanwhile, AL3's printers are already being commercialised and the company is doing R&D to improve the technology. So in two years time, who knows where AL3's tech will be? At that stage, TTT would only just be entering the market and trying to commercialise their printers. AL3 has two years to market, promote and sell its printers and brand name.

AL3 is leaps and bounds ahead of TTT.

TTT is intending to sell their printers to research institutions (i.e. uni's.). AL3 has already sold multiple printers to leading uni's around Australia and has been hampered by COVID-19 travel restrictions to promote them globally.

Now they can do that because the borders are open now...

Yet, TTT is more than twice the EV of AL3!

Go figure.

Something doesn't add up!

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