"The share price is a perfect guide of what the investor community think a stock is worth and at present MAK are not ticking any boxes when it comes to commencing production because they simply cannot sell any product."
if the "super" demand looking forward was really anticipated by the countries in question and MAK was bookmarked to earn yearly revenues that well exceed their current market cap - wouldn't you think the potential clientel would be taking steps to take the company over at a level where the market cap is less than the amount they would pay for the product over a 12 month period....
or maybe the "super" demand is just not really there at all.....
just a thought
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