The way I see it is that there is no critical mass in their order book. 8000 odd orders as at 1/7/22 is not going to rocket production and sales figures for the current half. There is always an unsettling ambiguity about where the large orders to give them a solid growth foundation are going to come from. B2C is not gaining traction at any great pace and B2B is always going to potentially be a feast or a famine. Until VMT get some substantial recurring sales volumes to underpin growth it is hard to see the share price improving as there is always a lingering doubt. So many 'potential' prospects, hopefully they all build into a solid recurring order book sooner rather than later, then we might start getting some traction. Two years in and 20% down in case you were wondering, a bit of a frustrating journey but still holding out hope. It won't take a lot to shore things up but the cavalry never seem to come over the hill. I'm sure they will eventually. Almost sure that is.
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