Ann: Vanadium Electrolyte Facility Construction Complete, page-63

This is a factory, built with government money, opened by a government minister.

The govt would be pushing the publicity angle very hard I'd have thought to get bang for their grant buck.

It's up to AVL+ to sort out the PR, and I cannot see a single reason why any shareholder would be satisfied with the end result.

The local MP, and a deputy mayor. The assistant trade secretary to WA. That's pretty much it.

This was a $4mil+ venture in green energy, paid for by the Govt, and a precursor to a major energy company trialing its first major product.

The coverage was in a couple of local rags, and half a dozen 'paid for' online mags with tiny readership.

And 32 likes.

This merger is costing all of us $10,000,000.

We pay the wages of an obscenely bloated board and 'associates'.

If AVL wants to be taken seriously, it needs to improve on the basics.

This is a basic.

If shareholders let basic simple tasks being done poorly slide, what incentive does AVL+ have to improve their game?

Promotion of the end product is rule 101 for any company.

Currently, it's very, very poor.