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Summary of Drew’s conference calls |
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OVERVIEW |
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(a) ACII corporate breakeven is in sight |
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(b) LACC upside potential is as big as it was ever thought to be. |
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(c) ACII appears to be a very exciting opportunity, even in this climate: patent-protected, big market, Orbitform credibility, top-notch management & board of directors, visibility of free cash flow. |
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. There may be a ground-floor investor opportunity now for a final round before the operation generates (patent-protected) free cash flow, which would by itself almost guarantee additional investor interest. |
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. Contact the company directly if you are interested. |
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KSI |
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(a) KSI is breaking even on an operating basis right now. Overhead is cut to a minimum. |
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LACC |
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(a) LACC business now is an understandable, credible, viable platform, for the first time in history, based on collaboration with Orbitform |
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(e) Part of the ACII/Orbitform 120-day plan (which started Jan 1) involves prioritizing 6 or more provisional patents, after looking at 20 or so concepts, and refining to the best 6. |
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Interesting perspective here , it's relevant to both LACC & KSI |
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"But manufacturing in the United States isn't dead or even dying. It's moving upscale, following the biggest profits, and becoming more efficient, just like Henry Ford did when he created the assembly line to make the Model T. |
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"The U.S. by far remains the world's leading manufacturer by value of goods produced. It hit a record $1.6 trillion in 2007 -- nearly double the $811 billion in 1987. For every $1 of value produced in China's factories, America generates $2.50." http://www.cnbc.com/id/29231567 |