moosey - this may be an ominous sign as I recall the Solar...

moosey - this may be an ominous sign as I recall the Solar Systems went through a similar, softening up, starting with business development, then JV, then divestment, then mothball, then spend money to mothball.

Silex has a habit of spouting BS, emphasising the bluesky, only to never be heard of again.

Anyone remember SLX spouting the enormous potential of SILEX technology being used for medical oxygen? Or silicon? Or the translucent thermoelectric invention that would be installed on every car exhaust?

This is what happens when you let technocrats run public companies. They pursue "interesting" and are blinded and ignorant of "commercial", all the while shareholders burn. The merits of the technology are almost uncorrelated with the prospect of a return for shareholders.

This saga should be taught at every business school in Australia as a what not to do!