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![BambroughKevin Avatar](https://lunarcrush.com/gi/w:24/cr:twitter::2353891049.png) Kevin Bambrough [@BambroughKevin](/creator/twitter/BambroughKevin) on x 55.2K followers
Created: 2025-07-27 11:02:34 UTC

Hyperion units can be built and deployed in 3-6 months and Capex $500-600k per unit. 

With a $200k min net profit per tonne they free cashflow $5mln on XX months of operation.

Paying back Capex in an astonishing XX days of operation.
WOW! 

So one thing I’d like to see explored:

Customers wants X number of tonnes per year for X years. 

What discount needs to be offered to a customer to pay up front a large deposit?  

If a customer ordered XX tonnes. 

XX% deposit covers the capex to build the Hyperion needed to deliver the material.  

XX% deposit could help to really accelerate growth of hydrograph and eliminate the need for any dilution 

Given how cheap the stock is.  Dilution is a ridiculous expensive form of financing.  Bridge loans. A convertible bond is another option.  

But I think it might be possible to get the best financing from customers by offer a discount if


XXXXXX engagements

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BambroughKevin Avatar Kevin Bambrough @BambroughKevin on x 55.2K followers Created: 2025-07-27 11:02:34 UTC

Hyperion units can be built and deployed in 3-6 months and Capex $500-600k per unit.

With a $200k min net profit per tonne they free cashflow $5mln on XX months of operation.

Paying back Capex in an astonishing XX days of operation. WOW!

So one thing I’d like to see explored:

Customers wants X number of tonnes per year for X years.

What discount needs to be offered to a customer to pay up front a large deposit?

If a customer ordered XX tonnes.

XX% deposit covers the capex to build the Hyperion needed to deliver the material.

XX% deposit could help to really accelerate growth of hydrograph and eliminate the need for any dilution

Given how cheap the stock is. Dilution is a ridiculous expensive form of financing. Bridge loans. A convertible bond is another option.

But I think it might be possible to get the best financing from customers by offer a discount if

XXXXXX engagements

Engagements Line Chart

Related Topics 200k $5mln $200k $500600k

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