Got me confused how some valuations are done. But guess guess the more speculative or risky stocks are not in demand lately due to financial market problems in past 6 months ? Maybe 3MF is not too transparent to investors due to fact most R&D and revenue base was 1st developed overseas ? Hence other possible peers to 3MF have a broader investor base ?
Ideally businesses that bring manufacturing back to Australia & grow the long skilled domestic term jobs & industries would be supported by both govt funds & bank lending possibly with incentives. 3d additive printing has applications across many industries, including growth in renewable energy development.
It is interesting that USA is continuing to promote brining manufacturing back from offshore via various incentives in recent years. Australia tends to copy overseas trends. Hopefully, 3D additive printing soon proves to be valued in the long term stability of local industries, and improving supply chains. This could including more affordable housing materials & construction methods. That would be a popular with 1st home buyers!
No financial advice intended. Interesting to see that former PM Paul Keating is promoting idea that easing capital rules to grow corporate lending.
Ease capital rules to grow corporate lending: Keating (copyright link)
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