Then we both agree Redflow is unlikely to raise all that is...

Then we both agree Redflow is unlikely to raise all that is wanted. Probably a long way short.

I didn't take part in the last CR but if I can free up some funds I will take part in this one, it is now getting closer to my nominal net avg, and better value, though further from recouping my invested $ pre 10 to 1 consolidation. Who knows, maybe the attaching options will become viable before they expire in 2 years.

After the AGM I came to a realisation that this variable strength, sagging issue has probably been around from the suppliers first, or the second batch, of separator ribs made for the ZBM3.

Redflow now has a couple of Haitian injection moulding machines, of differing ages and probably capacity too, so I guess that there must be some confidence this is the way to go, leased, or maybe bought for the older one, along with more staff hired in Thailand. My outright guess is that at least a couple of the new staff have worked with, on, in, the older model for many years, the equivalent of who I know as diesel fitters, multidisciplinary. The injection moulding machines make an appearance in the initial factory plan too, the larger newer models, quite distinctive.