The AML SP is languishing at a level which in no way comes even...

The AML SP is languishing at a level which in no way comes even close to representing the value of the resource.

As HC posters (including Vector) have highlighted, management have been extremely poor in promoting or even just explaining the true nature of this world-class resource.

As a result, not many people are following or even aware of the stock.

Somewhat laughable then is the statement in the last ASX ann (18/3/19) that the next equity funding will be deferred "until the value of the Walford Creek project is better understood".

We've now had many calls from SHs all saying the same thing: "that's your job Hamish Collins and Paul Harris"....

It's your job to properly inform the market and promote the stock. If the market understood the resource (the way OCP undoubtedly does), the SP would be multiples of what it is now.

Given Paul Harris' statement at the AGM that he expected AML would be taken over when the feasibility study comes out later this year, you'd think that it would now be in OCP's interests to finally properly promote AML to generate much broader awareness, interest and understanding?

Years of experience as shareholders has led our group to the belief that the existing management do not have the skill set to do this.

Given OCP's huge stake, you'd think they'd be interested in finding people who do?.....