yep. In shorter terms, the aim is to get the factory starting...

yep. In shorter terms, the aim is to get the factory starting and going smooth（ best scenarios) on schedule and on budget (or) with greater but calculated negative tolerance metics. Once passing the critical thresholds to survive and grow and having confidence built on empirical knowledge and expertise, managers can elect to ramp up when the tide is up in longer terms to maximize profits and share prices. I remember seeing a 30x PE ratio for an international potash company. I guess when business is going well and market will always give greater postive tolerance to the price of a stock producer that is prosperous and influential based on its consecutive earnings per year.