" above, our management team has a number of business strategies intended to grow our operations, increase our customer base and footprint across various markets, and develop a full-scale commercialization of our AirSCWO systems. However, we currently have no demonstrated operating history of such full-scale commercialization, and our ability to execute on such strategies successfully and on the timelines we expect (or at all) is subject to significant uncertainties and risks. As our new management team moves forward with its business strategies, unexpected setbacks, obstacles and challenges may occur, resulting in delays, changes in strategy, abandonment of certain projects and plans, and the creation of new strategies and plans that may look very different from our current business strategies. Even if we do not change or reverse our current business strategies, there is no guarantee that we will be able to scale our business on the timelines we expect or at all, or that we will be able to successfully compete with other providers in the market to capitalize on the demand that we have identified to exist. There is also no guarantee that we will be able to effectively manage the costs of maintaining the AirSCWO systems we provide to customers in a way that would allow us to turn a profit at some point in the future. Additionally, all of our management team’s business strategies require significant financing to execute, and there is no guarantee that we will have sufficient capital at any given time to do so.
In addition, even if we manage to grow our business in the ways we plan, we may encounter difficulties in effectively managing the budgeting, forecasting and other process control issues presented by any future growth. Our historical financial information may not be reflective of our future financial performance, and the costs and expenses that we have incurred in the past is likely not indicative of the volume of costs and expenses that we will incur in the future as we try to scale and fully commercialize our business. We expect there to be a period of time, during which we need to increase our costs and expenses to invest in our future commercialization success as a company. However, we may be stuck in such a period of time indefinitely if we cannot recognize revenue quickly enough and we cannot manage our costs efficiently during the time it takes us to ramp up production and development, negotiate and win new contracts and streamline the maintenance and continued work required on our AirSCWO systems.
Since our business is still young, there is limited historical basis upon which to evaluate our ability to successfully execute on our business strategies at scale, achieve our business goals and objectives, and recognize revenue and turn a profit over time. If we are not able to deliver the results we expect, or if our business strategies do not result in the successes we intend, our business, operations and financial condition will be materially and adversely impacted.
Our ability to generate revenue will depend in part on government contracts which expose us to the uncertainties of governmental budgetary and funding constraints and local, national and international political conditions and events.