Theon, call them. I think you'll find it's all good. Remember...

Theon, call them. I think you'll find it's all good.

Remember when CSD was trading around 9 cents and Ralph raised at 10 cents.
Remember when CSD was trading at 5 cents yet Ralph loaned money at 7 cents a share.

One thing I can vouch for is that management appreciate their long-term shareholders.

Look at their remuneration and compare it to other companies. You'll see that they use best practice and are frugal in their approach. In fact, Ralph and John run the ship on an oily rag, they've had to. Now we have cash flow positive status (free cash flow) then we have our own destiny in our hands. It's all about growing the company without sacrificing positive cash flow. They've said it more than once.

Raising for growth will be on our terms and most likely involve loans rather than equity. Let's face it, the market isn't valuing us anywhere near what we are worth nor factoring any potential, so best hit the banks and not dilute the valued shareholders.

Little BHP, here we come!