Greetings all,
If one takes an indepth look at most manufacturers of "machines":
And Caterpillar:
we see all manufacturing companies use debt to fund their enterprise, it's only logical that fbr will get a loan to start full scale global expansion (50+ hx's) and thus it is logical that:
there won't be a cash raise(cr) but a loan deal with a major global bank.
more later... feel free to add your view on manufacturing structures.
Prediction: FBR will take a loan to start manufacturing
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