Nasal stent sales surpass golf shafts despite 170% shaft growth
Shin Sakane · EP 615: $75M Raised, This $15K Machine Folds Your Laundry, $35M 2016 Revenue with Seven Dreamers CEO Shin Sakane · Mar 31, 2017 · at 5:05
Shin Sakane is the CEO of Seven Dreamers Laboratories, discussing revenue dynamics across their custom carbon golf shaft and medical airway stent product lines.
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“Initially it was a golf shaft and then golf shaft business is growing like 170% every year. But currently nascent nasal airway stand sales is so much more than golf shaft right now.”
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