another way of reading this is the company has very stiff...

another way of reading this is the company has very stiff competition from other battery makers and its a very competitive market. so the margins are squeezed every time the co. does a deal. very difficult to build a business in such conditions.

yes "welfare"(?), or holders being asked to invest more into the company, has been necessary. capital raises are often necessary in such difficult conditions. but to describe capital raises as "welfare" is to take a political spin and is such a strongly negative statement as to look like you're merely bagging the co.

Stix are you a holder? I suspect, given you managed to conceal your status, that you are not invested.

RFX has been making good inroads into the Mw market LBESS. and launched the much awaited Gen3. marketing is very costly due to the work required to make submissions. RFX needs holder support and I and many others have been providing necessary support for around 7 years.