So a while back I had money to invest in one spec Rmx or fbr I...

So a while back I had money to invest in one spec
Rmx or fbr
I went with Rmx
Not because I thought Rmx was better but because I felt fbr was worse
Why
Well I'm a tradie (not brickie) and I was looking at this advancement in technology through a critical tradies eye in Australia
My negatives are, the bricks being so different would take forever (if ever) to be approved for the many different building standards throughout this country, North Queensland has far different requirements then Melbourne due to cyclones and what not.
Two it only seems like it would work well in places of flat land with an initial concrete slab, lots of part of Australia are not flat and lots of builders don't start with a concrete slab
Now what I didn't factorin (or even cross my mind) is the idea a brick making company hedging their bet and investing a few month back (to be at the forefront of making these bricks if this ever got off the ground.
Now that got me watching again a little but there was no way I could foresee a huge plant/truck manufacturer investing.
Now let's face it I think CAT investment paves the way to not even bother with Australia and to take it international where land is flat and building codes are less strick
So in summary
Forget Australia we are going international first that will be there boardroom mantra