The figures are not surprisingly good, but not bad either. However, the outlook from the ecological bombs is very positive. The market position is ideal for obtaining many of the lucrative orders. The expansion strategy to further expand into the north of Poland is strategically extremely important and makes sense.
I am extremely confident in the short and long term 🚮🚀
I am extremely confident in the short and long term 🚮🚀
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@Pazzzi I fully agree! Mobruk is in a great position to benefit from the compelling changes in the Polish waste industry. However, the transformation to a circular economy will take time and patience...so the nice side income for ecological bombs can be a tasty transition ;)
I had some doubts about the CEO in the beginning, as they didn't decide to pay the litigation fees right away...too much time was wasted. But the case they won in 2017 is encouraging that they will get the money back for 2018/2019. The best thing about paying this fee (regardless of the outcome of the proceedings): You can no longer be excluded from tenders for ecological bombs 💰
I had some doubts about the CEO in the beginning, as they didn't decide to pay the litigation fees right away...too much time was wasted. But the case they won in 2017 is encouraging that they will get the money back for 2018/2019. The best thing about paying this fee (regardless of the outcome of the proceedings): You can no longer be excluded from tenders for ecological bombs 💰
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•@Pazzzi if you also use Reddit: I opened a sub there r/mobruk because I had the same problems ... I try to show the newsflow more actively there . Didn't want to spam getquin with it.
Edit: I still rely a lot on Polish Twitter users because I can't participate in the calls myself -> language barriers 😂
Edit: I still rely a lot on Polish Twitter users because I can't participate in the calls myself -> language barriers 😂
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