Ann: Share Purchase Plan Offer Booklet, page-8

Could not agree more retireme,

Refer back to the solar system days, MG kept sprouting on about the efficiency of the solar cells. Some, like me, are interested in the tech but we can read articles on the WEB for that, the prime reason for investing is to make money, not to support technological dreams.

For solar systems it was getting efficiencies of several % higher than standard solar cells, but the costs of the cells were multiples of standard. Silex kept pouring money into getting greater efficiencies but, if anything, the price per kW was increasing and we know where that ended.

Unfortunately not just restricted to scientists, but great technological engineering managers (take note moosey) can also be guilty of striving for perfection whilst loosing sight of the commercial realities.

Lets hope the enrichment tech project, in its various forms, is balancing technological performance and achievement with the commercial aspects required to get it to market.