Ann: Cleansing Statement, page-14

indigo,

""Thats great possum.
What happens August and September when were still in the same position?
Cant wait to hear your reply""

They will do what every other junior company does. They will raise money.

If you don't like what junior companies do, then you may choose to invest in the BLUE CHIPS like BHP, CBA , FMG, CSL, WPL. etc etc
They are all established companies that are making huge profits. Their days of raising money are well past them.

We are all hoping between now and then that VOLT can secure funding. One day down the track we are hopeful that VOLT
can be a company earning money and will not be dependant on cap raisings. Thats why we are all here. But until that day arrives, the
company will continue to raise sufficent funds to stay solvent. In other words have enough money to pay for it's on going workings.

You have invested in the wrong sector indigo if you do not like cap raisings. There was a time that FMG and other Blue chip companies were
also having to raise money to get to their end point. It's the way most of the companies begin their transition on the ASX.

How did you think it works indigo.


Hopefully that answers your question.