The upside on EOS is immense, management have funded R&D plus the space monitoring infrastructure out of cash flows for the last several years rather than becoming indebted or diluting the crap out of shareholders with a series of capital raisings over the years.
Fast forward say 3 to 5 years from now when EOS's space division will be a major contributor to the companies net profit position and the company starts paying dividends to shareholders with yields over 3%.
The share price now will be cheap under this potential scenario.
EOS and Lockheed Martin. Watch the price, page-34
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