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Regarding the profile of the attendees - about 40 - 50 in number. Nearly all about 70 years of age. Blokes. No diversity here. Kind of felt like a club. Was definitely interest. After the talk about a dozen gathered around JM and his table of exhibits (no andromeda mugs). People there understand investing and company profiles and how the ASX and money works. I'd be very very surprised if after a few days research there weren't new s/holders. They would also be the hold and wait type of investor. Not a day trader in the room i would think. Would be a few quiet individuals with a bit of money and who would spread the word. I think some older investors - while risk averse - also like long term legacy projects, where they can see something good happening for a local community and the state as a whole.