Ann: Appendix 4C - quarterly, page-7

Your expectations are a little misplaced, I think. The only formal update we should ever expect on Primetals is when Hazer signs a binding agreement. Until then, nothing is off the table. No credible investor relations person would permit a formal update on an open-ended situation. The way to find out if the deal is still alive is to call or email Hazer or Primetals. They'll have a holding statement for enquiries.

Likewise MIN's communication about Hazer. MIN has just about nothing to gain from communicating proactively on Hazer while the process is experimental. It won't move the share price, but it can set up and later dash market expectations if the project doesn't work out. No investor relations person would let MIN carry this unnecessary downside risk. They'd simply wait till the tech is proven, then there's only upside to the communication. Till then, it's responses to enquiries only, so a good idea to join the MIN call or phone them.

And the hydrogen article Low Key posted happens to be one of the only significant mentions of Hazer in an international publication. To me that's very important, and we need to see this much more. (The Guardian published a story in 2016, but the comments suggest it wasn't seen much outside the Australian edition.)