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Chirpy, A wise move. Nice to hear from you, though.

Yep - gotta love Tro - a consistently cool head in a hot environment.

Chirpster, Where have you been all these years?

Lol

Quite simply: lack of clarity.

And there it is - we have no clue on revenue and costs; until we do, this company continues its downward drift.

Brilliant!

Croutom, Possibly end of Feb - but, on the other hand, based on recent experience, it may be this time next year.

A simple explanation on this company’s valuation continually declines - no transparency on revenue and costs of the following:

Fully integrated mine to market operation at Diamond Creek
Generating positive impacts

Producing a product that increases sustainable agricultural production
Compelling economics

High margin, low capex, scalable operations, strong market fundamentals
Responsible mining

Simple operations – open pit, low strip ratio with minimal processing requirements and a low carbon footprint
Focused on driving value and generating cashflow

Optimising the product mix and ramping up sales
Pursue value-accretive opportunities through greenfields development and/or acquisition

Lots of ‘City’ experience, JP has: visiting the world’s major ones, afforded by his handsome SML pay-packet.

Everyone prepared for another year of prevarication on the PEPR approval? Yes, I thought so.

Therein lies the crux of the matter with the govt: there is no thinking.

Moon, You subject your audience to coprophagy - i.e. consumption of your posts.

The English government is decline-management mode: it indicates next to nothing on its strategy to expand the economy, save for soundbites such as how post-Brexit, the country benefits from its ‘sovereignty’ - I must have been asleep when they flickered.

Promotes but not facilitates it with funding.

For - no movement!?

Bull and bear markets aside, JP and co have introduced a new one: the bull**** market.

Ah, of course.

DR needs to stop his flip-flopping comments - promising A while the reality is B - to regain the market’s confidence.

Who would deal in those - the dealing-costs alone would be more than the values of the trades?