I would say this decision to get rid of la Jolla is in line with...

I would say this decision to get rid of la Jolla is in line with a board that wants to clean out the old and bring in the new.
If you look back over the last few months it's the second smart thing they have gone after reopening the Tincom capsule.

Shortfall back to shareholders and the likes is telling the market they are not willing to place a winning stake to any market maker IMO
Inline with Mikes strategy to create a return for shareholders before we start the design and tender process .Shareholders and board members in the same room pre AGM could be a dangerous place if we are still hanging around the bottom of the charts after years of promise. Reminds me of the time at the start of the year when Tincom were not on the books but made it on them just in time for the plant tour. I would like another tour to inspect the new upgrades and see the Datang product