Did Twiggy ever explain clearly why an investment in Hastings was demonstrated by buying NEO shares? See Neo then make a put-in a shareholder buyout rights move while claiming it had nothing to do with the 'Hastings' arrival.
Now Hasting's management claims it will be the next big AUS RE sector arrival (sorry hardrock arrival). Does 'rock rigidity' matter to investors when they are simply looking for documented evidence of the arrival of a RE wannabee into an actual ROW RE value chain?
What about the moves made by AUS - Lynas, Iluka, ASM, Arafura and VHM? Do you think that rock makeup is the first and determining factor for investors in these other RE wannabees?
As usual, just the hype of the RE sector bandwagon.
Ann: Yangibana Project Funding Update, page-7
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