I also share your frustration as FBR don’t have a good track record. Having said that in this case and the amount of coordination required with everything else they would have going on for a relatively small company for what they are doing, I am happy with progress in US.
The JV is so important because that entity will have its own CEO/board and FBR can just worry about getting the machines right and supplied. Fastbrick Americas can do the rest and FBR won’t have to.
then focus on manufacturing deal (again don’t want that to be in FBR hands) and new WAAS.
I would like to see FBR as a capital light company with huge revenue coming from WAAS and just focusing on continual improvement and new products.
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