Thanks Plonka
So based on your numbers
G6M increased production by 100% while dropping operation costs by 25% resulting in a 65% drop in the cost per MTU
EQR decreased production by 10% while increasing operating costs by 25% resulting in an increase of 45% per MTU
That does explain the divergence in share price.
It is going to be interesting to see who goes back to the market first for more cash.
Thanks PlonkaSo based on your numbers G6M increased production...
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