DingoBorat
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"Yes, USA might be our largest target market and MAYBE we are being overlooked solely because we are not US listed, but that still doesn’t explain why we are failing to secure major deals in Europe and Asia.
Look at companies like DroneShield, Avon Technologies, and BAE Systems—they have all successfully landed contracts with the US government/Defence."
Your mind is focused on what has worked in the Past.
Moving forward, US Companies are going to be favored in deals and contracts.
In some cases; this will be a matter of policy.
Apparently, it takes the whole of Europe, to come close to matching the US's economic strength.
We do need to secure major deals elsewhere, Europe, "Western" Asia, India etc and no doubt we are progressing there and the Time is ripe, for those engagements to start bearing fruit.
To disadvantage ourselves from the Largest Economy on the Planet though (which would be the case moving forward) just doesn't make sense to me..
It's like the stupid old rule in primary school, where you had to get your "pen licence" first, before you could use one (bet you liked that one
).It's looking to me like, if there "are" deals hinging on redomiciliation, which are likely "only" military, that the Company is going to have to convince them, that they can get the redomiciliation over the line, if the deals are dropped first.
They "may" be stuck between a rock and a hard place.
I do not think military is going to be our "biggest" earner, but it's a very good start.
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