rubbish.
what cannacord no?
you say right spot,but where proof of contract?always best in classes but ESO say 2.4trillion$ marketbut ESO revenew tiny.52m$ cash. 52m$ debit.best in classes but ESO say land 400 contract sign in july 2024.now say maybe later,maybe not.ESO say ukaraine contract in 2023.maybe later,maybe not. you take big guesses and still you wrong.
?best management.ceo at rinemetal for 5 year.then presidant of ESO middel east for 2 year.that wear middel east contract come from.he no better and he in charge there when middel east no paying for wepons.then no choice but big interest to pay to SOUL PATTERSON and then still have ugly dispuit with lender.terrible. ceo say rws cash cow.rubbish! cash cow ME solution.ceo director at TTT and price of share look just like ESO.prove track rrecord?no way!
yoyu use forums for you commercal gain.you post family long.you post drowne warfare and big $$$$ for eso.where?????
last,you tell ESO investor which companie want to partner with ESO when big debit,no recure cash flow and cap market of 265m$??no way billion dollar lines of pipe coming to companie with no flow cash,big debit and value only 1/4 that of lines of pipe.big big risk for partner.
eso raise cap at 1.20$ and kill price of share. eso raise cap at 1.70$ and kill price of share.
ESO partner with hanwah.but hanwah not interests in eso.eso no mention any wear with hanwah!!!look for your self.
These partners include Bisalloy in NSW, Elphinstone in Tasmania, Penske and Corvus in Victoria alongside many more. International partners such as Elbit Systems, Plasan and Northrop Grumman are also key in delivering this game changing capability.
The program covers 129 vehicles across two variants and will be delivered under an accelerated schedule in line with the Defence Strategic Review (DSR).
HDA will work with the Commonwealth to finalise the contract suite and deliver the optimum outcome for the Australian Army.
This is Army’s largest ever acquisition program to date and HDA is looking forward to delivering the Redback IFV to the Australian Army.
Capability
Equipped with advanced situational awareness systems normally found on jet fighters , the Redback rides on rubber tracks that reduce noise and vibration while offering superior ride quality for its crew and the soldiers it protects.
The vehicle boasts an advanced layered protection system including Elbit’s active protection system, Plasan’s world class armour and a structure designed to protect occupants from the effects of blast. Using Australian steel from Bisalloy, the vehicle allows soldiers to fight at every step on the battlefield.
All this is supported by an independent suspension system which does not use torsion bars thus supplying more space for innovative blast mitigation systems.
Redback’s main armament is a Mk44S Bushmaster II 30mm cannon from Northrop Grumman capable of firing all natures of 30mm x 173mm ammunition in service with 19 nations, including the US, the UK, and other allies.
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