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| So as we said earlier, we're in this inflection point, we're finally now realizing all the a priori benefit from all of our hard work with our preproduction prototypes and now as we move into our production units, we're now winning work for them to accomplish |
| At Nauticus, we're trying to bring real change into the ocean economy, and real change is not easy, but I'm optimistic we can accomplish our goal |
| We employ some of the best minds in the industry and we're positioned with the right product at the right time to disrupt this multibillion-dollar market |
| But we've had very positive perception, as we mentioned, both Petrobras, Shell, and now with our partner, Stinger for Equinor in Norway, it's going to be a pretty active fall in Q1 for us |
| And as we start working through some of the early contracts, we expect more substantial ones to follow, driving significant future growth for our company |
| And we think our autonomous service offering will have a hugely positive impact on our customers' costs, safety, and the environment |
| Our success in winning this initial award places Nauticus a relevant player for potential subsequent awards and a market worth over $100 million a year |
| Our excitement about the market application for this revolutionary autonomous robot is high, and customers seem to share our feelings as demand signals are increasing |
| I was just up in Vancouver to oversee some of the work, and I can tell you firsthand that our robots will be able to do some amazing things for our customers |
| I think it's a good indicator of the health of our technology and the performance of our team |
| Our government division also continues to progress and as such, we've recently incorporated a wholly-owned subsidiary, [NautiWorks], to better serve our government customers |
| The demand signals are very strong, and we have to build hard work and the service organization in order to capture it, and we'd prefer there not to be any delays due to financing |
| But it's just a lot of what we do is sensitive and having a government contracting entity that works directly with the government allows us more flexibility |
| We are committed to transforming the blue economy through our cutting-edge autonomous robotics technology, and we remain excited to share progress updates with you along the way |
| We're working, but they're confidential, and we absolutely think they will save lives and enhance national security |
| The government source revenue, which is very helpful and also leads to its own upside, a little bit of decline in Q2 is not representative of our performance |
| That's the momentum build |
| So the opportunity set ahead of us is significant |
| We've successfully completed the stage gates |
| So we are, I'd say, hopeful that pending the successful performance that this opens up -- visibility into larger, more longer-term contracts |
| We view this as a temporary dip, and we expect to see revenue rebound in the current quarter |
| We made significant progress finalizing our fleet production and in the commissioning of our first second-generation Aquanaut |
| As we've discussed previously, some of our programs are nearing an inflection point, where revenues could be materially higher |
| Demand from both commercial and government customers is high |
| Nicolaus Radford Thank you for joining us today and for your interest in the Nauticus story and our vision for the future |
| The increase was primarily due to the positive impact of the change in the fair value of warrant liabilities |
| Brian Dobson Excellent |
| Brian Dobson Excellent |
| So I think it's really worth focusing however, that on the commercial side, which is really where we feel like the longer-term growth comes from, the efforts of production, and now we're seeing those units come off the assembly line and get under contract |
| And again, I'm just going to stress this is an inflection point year for Nauticus and we're starting to now see the compounding effect of the last years' worth of efforts and as we look forward into next year |
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| That impacted us in Q2, which is why our government sourced revenue was down during the quarter |
| The decrease in revenue was primarily due to delays in contract authorization with government entities |
| The second quarter was a transitional quarter for Nauticus as we move closer to the commercial launch of the Nauticus Fleet |
| We know funding has been a concern for the market, which is why we've been working diligently to secure capital |
| And it's -- yes, so if you -- what we had previously had mentioned, we had said this year was going to be -- the quarters are going to be relatively similar in some fashion, and in Q2 would have a bit of a dip |
| Our net income for the quarter was $0.49 per share compared to a net loss of $0.35 per share in the prior year period |
| While it's always great to advance to future phases, sometimes there's delays in new contract authorizations |
| As a result, we caution you that there are a number of factors, many of which are beyond the company's control, which could cause actual results and events to differ materially from those described in the forward-looking statements |
| So I'm just curious, the revenue rebound you referenced to happen in Q3 here |
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