Only issue I have is the past bad reputation of Mr Vernor and his board to deliver on their promises. This time they claim costs per tonne will be reduced by 20% to 25%. At current level of US$570 a tonne they had want to. But will they deliver? And by 31/12/2019.
Hmmm. With spot price at only US$390 per tonne, they will still be losing money. Unless it improves.
maybe with reduced supply it will. But it would want to increase to US$500 a tonne.
Why is this still so heavily shorted?, page-41
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