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Galaxy eSolutions has big plans, but I'm worried that the capacity of the partner-factory is not enough for the proper development of the company. Maybe it is better for the company to change its partner?

At the end of last year, the management reported that it had been selling, like, 200 smartphones a day. The current capacity of the factory is 1,000 units per day. Therefore, there are no prerequisites that the plant will not cope with the companys volume of output.

Okay, maybe they are doing well now. However, Galaxy has plans to enter the international market. And if they work in most countries of the world, they will sell much more than 1000 smartphones per day. Then the factory will not cope with volumes.

There is information, that the smartphones recovering factory can improve their productivity by several times. So they will gradually increase their volume of work depending on the development of Galaxy eSolutions.

Well, the phrase "increase productivity by several times" is very vague. I would like to know some accurate data.

Actually, Galaxys technical documentation states that the partner-factory can improve its performance not by several, but by as many as 20 times! In other words, the volume of their production can potentially rise up to 20,000 smartphones per day.

Wow, that sounds too cool. I wonder what needs to be done to raise the volume of production by 20 times??

Reliable business plan, stable production and demand for the goods. Our company has all of this.