Recent interviews, page-8

Revenue likely higher. While I don't have the report, Petra has EBITDA at +$100m for FY21/22, which is pretty significant. So revenue would have to be a lot higher for EBITDA to be a similar amount. See article on the following link

https://hotcopper.com.au/posts/57307251/single

Good to see Mark doing the rounds. He got the feedback from his investors and broker and has now joined the dots from the many recent acquisitions to now present a pretty compelling picture for the future. The market response today reflected that. Still looks VERY cheap at these levels. After all, he's talking about 5 million tonnes per annum in ~3-4 years. Even if we say SUPER conservatively profit per tonne of just $50, that's $250m profit or a PE of <1x in a few years. Personally I think the profit per tonne will be a lot higher than $50. You can do the maths on that...