My impression was that CAT were providing a guiding on hand approach to the Hadrian X project, and that CAT had influence on the project to help ensure that the commercial prototype could easily transfer into the mass produce stage.
CAT not being mentioned implies that CAT haven't been as involved as I thought they were, which is why I felt it was strange they were not mentioned.
You might be right, CAT are merely receiving regular weekly updates to be kept "in the loop".
If the Hadrian X successfully builds the brickwork of a house in 3 days I am confident that there will be lots of companies offering to be the very best of friends with FBR.
In such a situation I find it hard imaging CAT would allow a competitor to be that friend.
Something I did find surprising was the number of employees and contractors.
It has gone up from 65 to 140.
With that number, I'm now shifting from "not a problem" to being "mildly concerned" about the amount of Cash burn, before revenue and profit arrive.
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