Ann: Business Update, page-25

"We have made significant sales in Brazil since 2017. Several projects were undertaken this quarter including a large inner-city lake for drinking water in Rio de Janeiro. Work is scheduled to re-commence on existing Brazilian projects from May."

This is an important step IMO as Brazil has been over reliant on everything USA for so long and a breakthrough into this market could open more eyes and especially so in the US. I believe that the US and their ALUM tech might be under attack from OZ/SINO.......... Phoslock. Essentially they both do the same thing and both leave sediment on the lake floors..............the big difference is that Alum is toxic and Phoslock not. Alum is certainly cheaper but the yanks will eventually get it that cheaper is not necessarily better. Actually Brazil might be a good place to set up another manufacturing plant.............more financially viable for USA to import from Brazil rather than China

Just some wild ass Friday thinking ...............OK I will get back in my box

GLTAH