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Hi all

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1) MHM's technology yields significant environmental and economic benefits including the elimination of salt slag landfill. The MHM technology separates the salt slag into its individual components of aluminium metal, aluminium oxide, and a salt and potassium chloride blend.

All of these commodities have commercial values and the process results in no residues or by-products needing disposal. (LANDFILL WORLD WIDE)

Now we all know of MHM technology just wait until the rest of the WORLD finds out of our little company.


2) MHM also plans to pursue its
program of salt slag landfill reclamation into the United States, and is well advanced in testing a 350,000 tonne
salt slag landfill for reprocessing.

This is only one salt slag landfill in the US and at 350,000 tonne is a good start to show all that we, (MHM) can do all that we have said and how many more are there in the US? Canada? Europe?, Africa? China? and don't forget India?

Also once we completed the plant in the US what will our SP be then I wonder?? any guess anyone??


3) MHM processes 100 per cent of the salt slag produced in Australia under a contract with a subsidiary of Alcoa
Inc. Additionally the Geelong facility processes aluminium dross and non-salt slags for Sims Metal Management
Limited. The facility will ramp-up to processing 60,000 tonnes per annum early in the 3rd quarter 2011.

Now I wonder how much cash will MHM generate from the 3rd quarter this year?


4) MHM recently expanded its salt slag processing business to the United States where over 1,000,000 tonnes of
salt slag is produced each year.

the US aluminium
industry has unsuccessfully attempted for some time to cease salt slag landfill.

Now we have the answer that the WHOLE WORLD IS LOOKING FOR in Salt slag landfill.


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5) MHM has commenced drilling one of the company's high purity silica deposits, located at Cape Sorell on
Tasmania's west coast.

Now just how many high purity silica deposits have we got in Tasmania I wonder? and if we have more then one are we MHM going to drill the other deposits one day?

MHM has been engaged with a number of entities interested in establishing a silicon smelter in Tasmania.
MHM is also in discussions with companies wishing to secure high purity silica off-take for existing smelters
around the world.

I sure that the Tasmania Government will want a silicon smelter there, as it will do wonders for the job front in Tasmania.


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6) MHM holds perpetual exclusive global rights to this technology.

Now that's what I call icing on top of the cake, MHM looks good for the long term, short term just about anytime I think.



Good luck to all that hold MHM.
The technology we have is out of this world and soon to be around this world