strategic review, page-30

I wasn't as gloomy as the rest of you when I read this mornings announcement. I have been in a similar if less important position as PT and alarm bells start ringing quite early for me these days. If I get the impresion I'm polishing a turd it doesn't take me long to shout "stop everything this isn't going to work" and try to come from it from a completely new angle. It is esential we prove up Geelong, and if the current equiptment isn't going to do it in it's current form then we need to stop flogging a dead horse before we loose any more credibility. If PT is half that is claimed for him he will have reacted quickly realising that he has hit an obsticle of a scale that needs a re-think. We can still patent the process if we need to.

I think it's fair to say the tech works, 600 tonnes a week is a pretty big pile. More industrial equipment and a total review sound wise to me.