What does the following mean?

It is probably written wrong. It was likely intended to say "After our back orders have shipped. . . ."

Back orders are orders that have been received, but not shipped - usually because the merchandise has been.


It is also possible that the company's financial backers have also placed orders with the company and that those orders have been shipped.

Scorp, maybe the writer is being facetious about his customers per def 2 below

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=backer

If the quotation is correct,

our backers: our supporters, our financial guarantors

orders: the goods they have asked us to send

have shipped: have been sent, and are currently in transit

Usually, those who place orders for goods are referred to as customers, not backers, but the context may make this clearer.

I agree with Roger. It most likely means back orders.

Well does it? What does Scorpion say?