Can you explain why there are no binding off take agreements after all this time?
I am a substatial holder and have every right to be miffed if I wish to be.
Rather than shoot people down it would be more constructive to provide a case for ALK being such a ‘sure thing’.
As each day passes I become more irritated, particularly as I watch other small caps skyrocket, I.e. companies that I passed over because ALK seemed to be the ‘sure thing’.
Can you explain why there are no binding off take agreements...
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