Could AVL be ??, page-86

I beleive this sort of stuff and if the world starts really backing proper energy storage, a BFS bottom line that evidently isn't appealing to some can be pushed forward to production by various parties who have an interest in seeing vanadium and VRFB's succeed in Australia.

I agree most of the stock market and publically traded companies are about the bottom line, and for the most part that will still apply to AVL and any other company. If a feasibility study to sell regular dirt had good enough metrics, people would invest.

But I think most people invested in this project and others similar at least a small part believe that getting these peojects off the ground will end up benefitting everyone on levels other than just making a dollar, and enough will for something to succeed, then ways are found to make it happen.
Vince has proven resourceful in finding funding to date, so you can't just blanket statement say it won't happen based on the BFS.

Also work IS going in to improving the numbers.. So it's not cemented in stone, as much as everyone would have liked to have an outstanding, done deal bottom line from day one, it will take extra work, but investors believe it can be done obviously or they wouldn't be here supporting it.

Anyway, that's my take against some of the negative perspectives presented here.