Leigh Creek Coal, page-32

You're not the only one that wants to see action RichardLondon.

I think shareholders have been rather patient, despite the many obvious shortcomings within the company, combined with them continually missing deadlines, and what seemingly appears to be an outward communications strategy that is done haphazardly, the opportunity cost of the capital return (or lack thereof) is mounting for shareholders.

They've done well in many areas, but to date, they've struggled to manufacture any real share price appreciation - and that's what we're all here for. With the de-risking that's occurred the share price should be a lot higher, yet we remain in the doldrums; is it only a matter of funding? Perhaps.

Let hope in the next month or two, some commercial outcomes that make shareholders wealthier eventuate - we've been waiting long enough quite frankly, it's time for the management team to deliver and prove they're up to the task.