Page 14 is a reminder that by paying back its debt, YAL saved c.A$300 million in interest in FY 23.
Page 34 shows some largely excellent metrics. IIRC, the substantial rise in operating costs per tonne in FY 22 was due to some of YAL's mines having excess water. Good that in FY 23, the further increase in these costs has been minimal.
Having not met any of the Directors, how good is English spoken proficiency of those from mainland communist China?
Retail (and other!) SH should benefit if YAL can achieve a 30 per cent 'free float' and hence be admitted to the ASX 300.
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| $6.22 | $6.24 | $5.70 | $48.81M | 8.344M |
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| 2 | 2343 | $5.83 |
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| $5.85 | 23800 | 3 |
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