EOSlink.

I still have my L plates in holding this co,and I still have to put the puzzle together and again i'm not sure of previous posts.
But this fairly recent acquistion of the failed start up Audacy corp again sounds very interesting.
Just a few comments,first buying a US co with finite and in high demand US space spectrum would not be easy but they got the US approval from the FCC etc.
Space connectivity is obviously a growing industry,the spectrum is in high demand.
So I read EOS now has a share (how much?) of this high in demand spectrum,but what I find interesting is the comments by EOS regarding their leading technology in 'optical connectivity' which they feel will be used to communicate in space ie its free ie its not spectrum.They continue to suggest they have a niche market to enter in the $100b space connectivity sector.
Iv'e recently sold my last shares in telstra because management is boring.I don't think I will be selling EOS because i'm bored.
Now i'm still putting together the group business model,but so far my understanding is they have technology to track satellites etc from earth using laser,they can communicate from earth using the spectrum ,they can communicate in space from various space stations using 'optical connectivity technology' that they believe they have an advantage in.
I'm not bored .
ps sounds like they have a nice niche middle east market for the laser guided system which i feel is fine now that israel etc are all holding hands.
ps would like to waffle on about the rheinmetall boxer and lynx potential for the EOS laser guided system but thats enough waffling for today.
Its nice to research a co that is actually making acquisitions in growing sectors as compared to telstra that just talks about growing sectors.