Thanks grudgy.
For I while, I viewed PWN as running downhill, getting faster and faster and hoping not to fall over before things level out. Since the Tankweld purchase, I feel that things are a lot more under control. PWN can pursue a number of small-medium projects without being tethered to other companies who then get a big say in quality and timeliness. The modular systems can crack on. CSG ain't the only game in town anymore. Phew.
Remove Tankweld and things don't look so rosy. In-house production and small-medium project delivery gets monstered. Client confidence is lower. Near-term profits and contracts are walloped. Nasty stuff. Glad they're on board, so very glad. Great planning or lucky save by PWN?
Cheers.
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