Bobby, if that announcement is what you're hanging your optimism...

Bobby, if that announcement is what you're hanging your optimism on, then we’ve clearly got different definitions of "material." It’s 53 pages of fluff with no actual numbers. No contract value. No revenue projections. No dates. No timeline. Just vague mentions of "cost plus 15%" and recycled resource estimates from 2019. Even the call option to acquire equity is conditional on shareholder approval and isn’t guaranteed. There’s zero detail on when cash flow starts, how much is expected, or what the next deliverables are. It reads like a dressed-up MOU with RE:GROUP, and we don’t even know if the project is economically viable yet. If this is meant to be a catalyst, it’s a soft one. Let’s call it what it is: a placeholder announcement to fill the gap while we wait for something real. Six weeks without a meaningful update on this so-called material contract, and you're calling for “less amateurish patience”? Come on. This isn’t about being impatient, it’s about basic investor communication. A contract announcement with no numbers, no timeline, and nothing since doesn’t exactly scream momentum.And yes, I’ve worked on large projects, I’ve also been a management consultant for larger companies, so I know how these processes work. Going quiet for weeks and expecting shareholders to “trust the process” isn’t how professional outfits operate. Keeping stakeholders informed during the process is standard, not optional. Investors aren’t here to clap from the sidelines. We’re here to hold them accountable.