@Rydan -- I believe @Surandy70 & @Little Reg - are close to the...

@Rydan -- I believe @Surandy70 & @Little Reg - are close to the mark. I wouldn't count on a dividend, whilst they are in full swing growth phase. But, you need to look more closely into the underlying business play. They frame each event so, they will eventually accumulate the most for the least. In the coming years, it will either be hitting targets and pushing even harder (with the YTK), or going back to scaled up R&D for the Blue-fin. With profits recycling from the YTK to the Blue-fin. If they have success the second time around, well... rocket ship time. I've had my ideas on how they will play this stock over the coming years. Hope they go as expected or close to the mark.

On another note just watched this tonight.

www.abc.net.au/news/2017-11-11/home-grown:-queensland-fishing-family-taps-into/9141582

Home Grown: Queensland fishing family taps into ready-to-eat tuna market

Posted 11 Nov 2017, 4:45pmSat 11 Nov 2017, 4:45pm
A fishing family from far north Queensland is tapping into the hugely popular ready-to-eat tuna market. The business was borne out of the frustration of having to eat tinned fish from overseas.
Courtney Wilson
Source: Landline | Duration: 8min 16sec