Ann: Quarterly Activities Report, page-17

Because YAL issues these updates after the Hong Kong exchange closes for the day, it almost never receives any overnight Australian media coverage.

Perhaps today there may be articles in 'The Australian' and 'AFR'.

Given YAL's good performance and how a larger percentage of its register has become available despite majority mainland Chinese control continuing, it deserves some financial media exposure.

GLTAH as given nothing's perfect (except God), we ought be happy with how this entity is going despite variable spot (and contracted) coal prices.

I especially love how unless they're hypocritical - some like Kylea Tink, a Teals Sydney MP are as discussed in one newspaper column - the Greens/Teals and leftie Labor supporters refuse to buy shares in many or all energy sector listed companies, so in YAL's case, they miss out on its divvies and lately SP accretion.