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Okay.. but did you see the part where I acknowledge they are different?

Let's put a halt to the comparison until the quarterlies drop because you might see that that unit operating cost of sayonas comes way down. It's also not a surprise or revelation to see the differences in the 2 companies considering their age in the projects.

What I was pointing out is that even though PLS are operating at a profit and expanding ( NAL is also continuing to expand by the way) They are still close to their 52 week low.. It highlights how tough things are in the market they're both operating it (the other thing I was pointing out) no matter how good or bad management is, it's a struggle at the moment but NAL just needs to keep its head over water for the next 6-12 months and things will look a lot different