"little in the way anything concrete" could be met by the...

"little in the way anything concrete" could be met by the securing of the extra facility for the titanium powder plant, which funnily enough is extra concrete slab (and a roof to top it off).

Anyway, 3D Printing is an "industry" as I've learned a little while ago. Amaero aren't striving to become the "Hewlatt Packard" of Printers from what i can gather, so slaes of machines was never the No.1 go-to for revenue like some specialised stocks on various exchanges.

The MCAM relationship is their "go-to" for industry relevant reasearch including improving exitsing printer machines, patenting new metal allows (we are still waiting on 2 Global patents for different super alloys which may, or may not, become new industry standard materials particlularly in aerospace) and the obvious money spinner in the Australian located Titanium processing plant. Unless someone doesn't believe in the advertised $42Million revenue (based on quantity of output), then how does that revenue and "industry leading profit margins" lead to a negative sentiment in the next 12 months?

I totally understand current market sentiment and non-profitable companies being slaughtered across the board, which is why I will participate in a CR in Amaero now at this price (to be determined) beccause it has a strongly "proven" revenue source via the Ti Powder commencing soon.

Apologies if this comes across feebly, but to me it's like waiting for a small gold explorer to fnish builiding its processing plant for guaranteed revenue and profit once commissioned. Easy game? We shall see.

Throw in Fletcher production deal and Boeing Satellite research project outcomes and then its value add on value. Again, time and patience should serve well. Just my rationale to hold for last 2.5 years.