Ann: Company Presentation, page-10

I’ve spoken to Kerren. She’s not privy to other company’s data so can’t say conclusively, but thinks its variable temperatures during the precipitation of salts that’s probably causing the wrong KTMS salts to form, which then don’t float in the flotation cells. That is why it works in the lab at constant temperature but not in the desert where temps can fluctuate 30 degrees a day.

That is why TMG are looking at doing the final stage of salt precipitation in controlled temperature conditions rather than in the open. This should work. Replicate the lab conditions and it will work, because it works in the lab.

Biggest problem now is that there is no money and the market hates small caps, so hibernation seems like a good option I think.