The upside case is not about polishing margins on a mature base. It is about a very small company using real defense validation, a growing
backlog,
avionics and manufacturing capability, and exclusive U.S. rights on strike systems to move from
pilot-like work into repeat funded programs. I assume the business becomes more software-and-sustainment rich over time, but still not pure software, which supports strong growth with a premium that stays below elite defense software names.