They are letters of intent, not binding orders. Turning them into contracts depends on the pilots.
Hugh McDermott, CCO · Investor webinar, 13 May
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Qnetic's customer agreements so far are letters of intent. They show real demand, but they are not binding orders. Turning them into contracts depends on the pilot results, and that is the commercial team's main job over the next phase.
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