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Hey Zoltar, in summary

-Disruptive technology that has been given more attention due to C19 (local manafacturing) as well as cheaper and faster, less material waste.
-Lloyds certified (which is important for ship building)
-Proven tech, they have sold one of their machines to ST Engineering.
-Foot into international markets, with the sale to ST Engineering in Singapore and establishing a presence there
-So far seems like management is good, they do not seem to be 'pumping' their SP. Still early days though so time will tell, but all things so far point to a good team
-Initial contract with AUSTAL
-Initial work with TAUV

I'd say its a very interesting technology and they look to have a good chance to push it mainstream, with the goals they've kicked so far. Still early days to prove themselves but so far so good!