Editorial Responsibility, page-15

Great robust discussion by all.

Good to see balance of views and varied input from many points of view.

I heard it said on national radio this week that business loves certainty. Very true.

So, what is really certain about this company:

1. The disruptive technology works.
2. Trials and tests are being conducted and are proving it works.
3. Trials and tests take time to run, report and incorporate in standards.
4. The concrete industry is conservative and will take time to accept and uptake the technology.
5. Cash-flow is critical so some cash may need to be raised.
6. There is growing interest in the technology based on increasing orders.
7. Interest from Asia is growing based on Korean trials.
8. The time-frame for solid growth is 2-5 years and will not change unless a major company steps in.
9. The upside is huge and will take time.
10. There are many unknown unknowns with this company.
11. Announcements drive the share price and when no anns come the share price falls.

I think many more facts can be added but I guess the bottom line is the time-frame to growth is the main issue that is getting to people.

The Timken Company had a similar history and nearly went out of business a few times due to slow uptake growth, steel manufacturing technology, global depression, etc. Still going strong today over 110 years later and growth from zero to many billions.

Happy to sit and wait and know that in 2-5 years sales will be much bigger globally.

Love to hear from all what is uncertain (facts) about this company as we all need to know what is going on behind the scenes that could jeapordize the plans.

GLTAH.