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Host Michele Steele sits down with Martin Costas, CFO of Boxabl, for a full update on the company’s path from private-to-public and the strategy behind scaling “foldable” housing. Martin explains why the FGMC merger deadline was extended to March (government shutdown timing), where Boxabl stands in the S-4/SEC review process (first round: 31 comments, second round: ~11 comments, now awaiting the next response), and what signals he’s watching as Boxabl moves toward a public listing—starting with FGMC’s trading price as a real-time indicator of investor support. They also dig into Boxabl’s $3.5B valuation context, why the company avoided a PIPE to protect prior investors, and how Boxabl’s go-to-market has evolved from a single flagship product to a broader housing roadmap. On the product side, Martin breaks down the Casita (a 400 sq ft foldable studio with kitchen/bath, installable in less than one day) and the newer ~722 sq ft “Chucasita” configuration. He outlines Boxabl’s state approval progress and the strategic shift from ADUs to conversations with builders and developers for single-family homes and townhouses. Finally, Martin explains why Boxabl views itself as a tech construction company, with automation-driven cost reduction as the key to solving the housing crisis—and why future moves into AI and smart solutions are part of the long-term vision. In this video: FGMC merger timeline extension to March and what it means SEC S-4 process: comment rounds and current status What Boxabl watches before “pulling the trigger” on listing Why Boxabl avoided a PIPE and focused on an “organic” public transition Valuation context: how recent raises reflected investor validation Casita and Chucasita overview + go-to-market evolution Turnkey pricing: why fixed pricing matters in construction The scale thesis: automation, cost reduction, and future factories Investor KPI: what to watch over the next 6–12 months Chapters: 00:00 - Michele introduces Boxabl + the mass-production vision 00:30 - FGMC merger buzz and the extended deadline 00:46 - Why the timeline extended to March (government shutdown) 01:10 - S-4 filed, SEC comments, and where things stand now 01:39 - What indicators matter before listing 01:48 - Lean process: no cash requirement to close 02:29 - Why Boxabl avoided a PIPE to protect earlier investors 03:19 - How the CFO frames the $3.5B valuation question 04:01 - Transitioning from startup to predictable business 04:19 - Casita overview: 400 sq ft, install in less than a day 04:56 - State approvals and expansion roadmap 05:35 - Need for a bigger product: ~722 sq ft configuration 06:08 - Shift to turnkey pricing and why fixed price matters 07:18 - When Boxabl becomes cashflow positive (volume + factory) 07:57 - The real solution is scale: build houses like cars 08:57 - Tech company vs construction company 09:35 - FGMC converts to BXPL if approved 09:57 - The key metric to watch (investor value protection) 11:28 - Closing thoughts #Boxabl #FGMC #SPAC #Housing #ModularHomes #ADU #RealEstate #Investing #boardroomexclusive Disclaimer: All opinions expressed on this show are solely the opinions of the hosts’ and guests’ and do not reflect the opinions of Stocktwits, Inc. or its affiliates. The hosts are not SEC or FINRA registered advisors or professionals. The content of this show is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Please consult with your financial advisor before making any investment decision. Read the full terms & conditions here: https://stocktwits.com/about/legal/te...