AGM today, page-6

Yes, and although I didn't take notes my recollection of the answers is as follows (although all the details would be in previous announcements for verification):
- Wet plant is on track for commissioning in Q2 2016;
- Once at nameplate capacity it will be producing 200ktpa of beneficiated product;
- The dry plant will continue to produce lump product (I'm assuming it does some fines and some lump);
- Indians are paying a premium for the lump, as per recent announcements;
- The Indian domestic iron ore price is holding up pretty well compared to the international seaborne benchmark prices, so NSL's projected profit margins are still strong.
- Mrs Freeman bought the tim tams this morning.