It would seem very positive for DXN to have recently signed a...

It would seem very positive for DXN to have recently signed a $1.1million Contract with APX Partners, Bevan Slattery, to supply a landing station, I believe due for delivery around mid to late April. This also comes with payments for service and upkeep for a further 12 months. Put this into perspective with the $1.5Billion HyperOne rollout announced this week.

All DXN has to do is provide a quality product on time and as specified. APX will not want to be going back to the Market each time it wants a new Order/Contract. Once such Firms as APX, Newcrest, Connected Farms have a trusted and proven supplier, orders will flow and Contracts will be awarded in quick time.

To this end, I see one of DXN's main hurdles will be to pay for its own construction ie. labour, plant, materials for delivery of product as orders/contracts start to accumulate. Some might think a good position to be in.
If DXN starts to feel the pressure and the big players see this, many think DXN will need to Capital Raise. This takes time, with all the corporate boxes that need to be ticked.

Consider, if you will, a large 'benefactor,' seeing DXN's potential across varied Market spaces, providing an injection of funds, to take a strong position on the Share Registry and allow DXN the cash flow it needs immediately to facilitate its expansion. DXN I believe have a Mergers and Acquisitions specialist Board member.

Yes DXN has a quality product in a space with rapidly growing demand.
Yes DXN has initial Contracts with some Industry heavyweights across different Markets.

Ticking the boxes in the short term should provide a stronger and LARGER base for DXN...just saying.