$17mill, page-6

tinyteddy - seems like sensible business practice to test a product before outlaying millions of dollars. No one really knows how cavatak will work in combination.

Aren't VLA shareholders benefiting by saving 17 million dollars as per the previous post? It clearly shows the big boys are interested in VLA, but not ready to get married yet. Some loving stares but not at second base yet.

It's capitalism. The bigger company tells the little one (VLA) what to do - not the other way around.

I think McColl has some idea of what he is doing. And remember, with all those options given to McColl at 58.5c, he has an interest in doing a great deal for VLA too.

I don't see it is as a negative at all.