I try to look carefully at wordings, especially when the bottom...

I try to look carefully at wordings, especially when the bottom is dropping out of the sp. For example, what does the following really mean?

"several engineering and operational modifications have been implemented in the pilot demonstration facility. The focus over the next few months will be on iterative testing and optimising of enrichment performance,"

Given that the sp has halved over the recent months, does it mean "we have been having trouble making this thing work but maybe we have it fixed"?

That is, in my view, one meaning, supported by the dropping sp.

And does "Silex and GLE are leveraging the learnings from the TRL-6 test program" also indicate problems along the way also contributing to the dropping sp but not shared with the market?

Zog will know what I think when I read stuff like

"bringing together over two decades of cutting-edge development on the SILEX
laser-based enrichment technology"

"Over two decades" if we don't count the several to many years that MG was paid big money to play with his other interests.

I find the report potentially disturbing mainly because these meanings are reflected in the sp.