Mike always claimed they were about to hit the US when the...

Mike always claimed they were about to hit the US when the pandemic came along. He just confirmed going there for some reason and says they're going there in the coming weeks. He also said the adhesive is in the final stages of gaining certification for use in the US, so that dovetails nicely with possibly setting up over there. // I found the talk of HX consisting of 9 or 10 modules interesting. You don't build a new iteration from scratch, just upgrade individual modules. That bodes well for mass production and continuous upgrading. We made HX smaller, but the 110 will be bigger, as we saw previously. A big machine with a boom 8m longer (so 32m) that just sits at the curbside. Seems we will have different models for different situations. // Accurate slab by using same team and paying a wee bit more. Who doesn't want a house that is more accurately built?// He claimed HX is cost-competitive now, and that the 110 will be much faster. Bodes well. // Mike also talked about how HX fits in with current systems, so builders don't have to relearn everything. Architects can still use the same design software, which integrates with FBR's software. That's what we need in a conservative industry. // Zero blocks to landfill is big news with the current focus on ESG. // Time to give Mike a break and stop putting knives in his front and back?