So shorters have been feeding AFR.. with what intention? To somehow decrease shareprice right.
Now what if... the na williams yum and amazon are real deals... now based on what getswift has now told us each of these are subject to a min 90 day pilot.... then if that's the case we could expect to hear In a market update:
Amazon trialling gsw for their amazon flex. If pilot is successful amazon to rollout over 18 months with 600 million deliveries a year
Cba update; pilot ongoing eith one last thing to complete rollout out start in feb-marxh with 50 million a year deliveries
Na williams update: pilot testing commenced and nearly completed. Rolling out to 50 stores as part of a live pilot. Then will deploy over next 12 months
Yum to deploy across Asia pax and middle east; gsw confirm pizza hut in Australia is going well and yum signed a global agreement because success of pizza hut and will be rolling out gsw across all owned and franchises stores for 250 million deliveries a year
Ask why if shorters had the info on these other contracts they wouldn't feed that to the AFR too.
Take over: they do due diligence on the company. Realise its got all these contracts in play, that they are real and could pick up gsw for 4-8 bucks a share.
The MAIN reason the share price has plunged like it has and at risk of dropping is because of all these neg publicity shorters have intentionally generated by feeding to AFR.
Can't wait for update to get clarity either way, would be awesome to find out yum amazon and na williams are progressing very well.
Remember if enterprise deals get a 90 day pilot and gsw isn't recognising deliveries during pilot phases then we could see big jumps after the 90 day period is up and the flick is switched on and customer is then paying... it could be customers during pilot get free service... to prove solution.
This may also mean amazon and yum don't go ahead after a 90 day pilot like fruit box...
GSW Price at posting:
$2.92 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
