What If ?

Trump wants a Wall.
Trump has promised “a big, beautiful wall” with Mexico as a centerpiece of his presidency but offered few details of where it would be built, when and at what cost. His administration asked for $1.6 billion this year to build or replace 74 miles (118 kilometers) of fencing in Texas and California, and officials have said they also will seek $1.6 billion next year.
http://time.com/5091024/donald-trump-mexico-border-wall/

Caterpillar an American Company builds the Hadrian x in the USA sell the machines to the Companies contracted to built the wall. Good for Shareholders.

Fastbrick’s core Intellectual Property (IP) and Hadrian X robot continue to attract very strong interest worldwide and the Company is working with global partner Caterpillar Incorporated (NYSE: CAT, “Caterpillar”) to manufacture, commercialise and distribute Hadrian X to early adopters. The proceeds of the capital raising are being used to fund the completion and commercialisation of Hadrian X, the expansion of the Company’s IP and operating expenses. Fastbrick is well funded and well placed to accelerate the program and fund its future IP programme.

About Fastbrick Robotics
Fastbrick Robotics Limited (ASX:FBR) is an Australian robotic technology company developing and commercialising digital construction technology solutions. Fastbrick Robotics’ revolutionary bricklaying machine Hadrian X represents the first application of the Company’s underlying intellectual property portfolio. Hadrian X is a globally patented 3D robotic bricklaying system and marks the transition to dynamically stabilised robots (DSR) operating outdoors in uncontrolled environments.
Fastbrick is currently advancing its robotics technology through a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE:CAT) demonstrating global scalability