worst case scenario, take with somewhat tongue in cheek. Hmm....

worst case scenario, take with somewhat tongue in cheek. Hmm.

The technology for 3d printing is well developed. Large companies are privy to this technology including bits protected by patent that would require work around. Several have the capability to develop a 3d brick printer with FBR having a comfortable head start. If another company saw a market demand they could probably pass FBR without getting out of first gear. Then its all over red rover but getting start up inside big companies would be problematic and it is affording some protection. Albeit, it also suggests forecast of value for investment isn't winning.

When I invested in this company the ten houses were already part of the attraction. Paying little heed to birds in the bush like KSA, the real deal was getting a machine that could reliably complete brick work on houses (seen and tempers this worst case scenario) with a demonstrable economic benefit to any buyer of the service (unseen).

As previously stated, there is a window of opportunity but worst case scenario is someone with a serious appetite to get a capability to market wipes this one off. People who had no idea this bunny was a holder were talking about Chinese development of competition to FBR in the pub on Sunday. No idea where it came from but if mugs in the pub are talking it isn't inconceivable.

Maybe you should have asked for best case for balance then you could assess likelihood and consequences of both ends.