You cannot look at WIL solely with a financial lens. Not for now at least. Even small changes and improvements may not be appreciated, nor fully understood.
This is a legacy company which has suffered an unfathomable amount of misery & torture for years, and finally finds itself with one last chance, propelled with domestic tailwinds, government needs, nuclear power demand (very few can produce what WIL can), and equipped with astute investor backing.
Turnarounds like these are very difficult to stomach, as they aren’t straightforward and they take their own time.
@Ghonarbochon has explained well. The story is far from complete. If the picture all the investors have in their minds, manifests to even 50% – it’ll be a fantastic story. A fairytale & worthy of a case study.
Early entrants may get a long ride but it will require a lot of patience, government & industry support, and managerial execution.
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