Waiting, waiting, waiting..
As I've said before, Mits clearly has plenty of tungsten supply to keep it going.
They are playing games with CNQ because management (or sole manager that is) hasn't got the desire to get money from any of the many suitors he told us about at the AGM. Meanwhile half a dozen other upstarts, on which we had a great head start, will likely be in production before us.
Meanwhile we are paying expensive staff to sit on their thumbs. Nice to be some.
Informative interview about tungsten market, page-16
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