Phil Carey InsideMarket- Questions for JL, page-48

Not a member either so haven't seen the video, this is the description that flashes up before the membership pop up. At least confirms the interview is with JL:

When will Titomic reflect the company it keeps. Patience is the CEO’s answer.Since it listed in 2017 Titomic’s [ASX:TTT] share price has been on a roller coaster ride, although in the last 12 months that ride has been heading only one direction, and that is down.

From the heady days of $3 a share it is trading down around fifty cents with a two hundred day moving average showing a less than flattering trend.

However, the company has made some interesting announcements recently including signing Andreas Schwer as Chairman.

Schwer can apparently speed-dial some serious heavy hitters in the defence and aerospace sector and CEO of Titomic, Jeff Lang, is placing great stock in the new Chair’s ability to open some big doors for the additive printing company with global ambitions.

Attracting people of this calibre says a lot about Titomic, and yet its revenue lags well behind its on paper credentials.

But as Jeff Lang pointed out in this frank interview about past deals and future possibilities, Titomic should be seeing upwards of $30 million in revenue by this time next year when completes the installation of its first additive printing machine sale and several other deals.