I have no no idea if this is there plan or not but it seems the last couple of years have been focused on ensuring the company will be able to supply enough product to meet demand by the big buyers that aren’t customers yet.
getting the factory up and running, cost effective, multiple shifts etc and then not pulling back on production even though demand had dropped off during covid sorta pointed to this.
my understanding of securing big contracts is the buyer generally wants a guarantee the supplier will be able to meet demand so ano ensuring they can do that before executing agreements makes sense.
so I would think they would go: ensure supply > execute large agreements> list on Nasdaq.
Again this is all speculation on my part.
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