@DoriansMirrorI've floated this with a couple of my investor...

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I've floated this with a couple of my investor mates, and between us the concerns we were thinking were:

- Runway:
        The current spend to assets means that we could run out of money and need to go for a capital raise before sales. If that happens we'll have a devaluation. A lot of pro traders will be waiting to see if that's going to be the case, and buy after the devaluation so they maximise return.
- Production Scale
       Right now, they're producing a very small amount, and getting the scale needs to be proved before any serious orders can come in. There's a big difference between a production line that can produce enough for a few hundred orders and one that can produce enough for 1% of The GAP's clothes. Until the production plant is actually operational, this is still a risk.
- Long term Quality of fibre is still unknown (my guess)
       Purely guessing here, but I would say that big buyers need certainty of product, so even if Alfie's got the interest of the major players, they'd only be wanting to buy enough to test for a small run. Until they've had them in use for a little while and gained some certainty they're not going to be putting in any massive orders, so sales / market cap will depend on it.