So if MAK has a high-grade, low impurity reserve of at least 72m tonnes, and there is an increasing demand worldwide for rock phosphate, with a supply shortage for at least the next few years (who can say how long the supply/demand equation will be out of balance?), then why would you not invest in MAK?
As Alan Partridge put it, it's not "rocket surgery." I'll have fun using that phrase from now on. ;-)
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