I guess whether you continue to hold is your choice Ump. If you...

I guess whether you continue to hold is your choice Ump. If you don’t believe
in what the company is trying to achieve, ie looking forwards, rather than looking
in the rear vision mirror, then why continue to hold something that you recommend
others to sell? If everyone followed your recommendation to sell then EVS would be
valued at 0 cents by the end of the day and out of business. Your metrics are faultless
Ump, no-one can argue about the past financial losses incurred. The markets are forward
looking and pessimistic about EVS right now. The company is not going to employ one
pessimist. They want optimists with a vision as to where this company will be in 5, 10, 20
years. The EVS SP got way ahead of itself a couple of years ago when they started talking
about TAM of $4.2 billion between water and industrial. Aviation is neither here nor there and
is never going to shoot out the lights. Not sure how dismissing the CEO and CFO would be
helpful to the SP or the company’s prospects going forwards. I hope to see costs further
contained, aviation at circa 40 m, industrial at 27 m and water at 5 m by year’s end. Should that
happen, the SP should respond accordingly and switch from pessimism to optimism. Water is
new technology with slow uptake and so far not paying its way, but hopefully they continue to
make inroads at a faster rate to put every investor’s mind at ease. I’m sorry I can’t answer your
questions because I don’t know the answers Ump, cheers