If we're putting the major contract aside and looking at itad, cheap raw material (ie used computers, printers, data centres etc) should be in abundance in the medium and even longish term given the huge shortfall in refurbishing/recycling versus the amount of product that is being sold, although at some point in the future (how soon, I don't know), the industry could reach a stage when there is not enough material to go round and a bust/consolidation phase occurs. Do you see it differently?
Ann: Business Update, page-39
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