Cheers pete for the post and details.It's no one issue that...

Cheers pete for the post and details.

It's no one issue that Lynas has to contend to keep operations running with no/minimum disruptions with all be it a massive one. Sure I am disappointed no ramp up from 75% however that 75% people is a whole lot better than 0% because the company has run very strict protocols and management of covid. One delivery driver - one employee can shut the operations for a period. So 75% and 60 million profit is a huge effort under the circumstances.

The market will of course play on things to drive the price lower for self serving benefits - accumulation. As we know there a plethora of issues they can exploit or single out however given the circumstances this is a very satisfactory report and growth on other projects progressing on time and budget. The key factor the market will be playing on next will be reo prices - we don't control that so as we look forward to another quarter with increased production (yes product was down - a dip that happens to the best but it's average overall that matters - not one quarter) and prices holding very firm across the product range - another superb report in leiu with another 60 million plus in the bank. What are looking at roughly for financial year 180-200 million - not to shabby under circumstances along with so many other growth areas on other projects - all running to schedule and on budget.