I agree with your opinion. We will incur lots of star-up fees which may prevent a positive cash flow fro taking place since we need to get the infrastructure in place. For lots of companies, this can take 2-3 years at least. Exousia is only about 1 1/2 yrs. old so we're on pace for that kind of timeline. In the meantime, we just need to focus on A) building infrastucture like production facilities and B) signing as many material contracts (preferable with companies like NIG) ASAP.
The thing I like about the business model besides the low barriers to entry are the fact out products are not complicated to make (like machinery for example). This should keeps production costs stable and limit hidden costs like engineering problems. But I digress... Everybody needs to be patient and let the infancy stage of the company play out.