Ann: Executive Chairman's Letter to Shareholders, page-16

Having been a shareholder for close to a decade I know these guys like to move slow and steady.
KKO isn’t a business that rushes things, they like to have all their ducks in a row.
The obvious issue being that the SP gets eroded by people who have bought in, hoping for a quick turnaround, only to be left a little in the dark as to where things are at and what they’re doing. Frustrated and concerned, they sell out. This is typically reflected in low volume trades.
If you were committed to reading back through all the announcements, taking note of all the progress done on a very tight budget, you’d see this is a long term holding for those willing to see the project through - regardless of the scarcity of and delay to some announcements.