Sadly, there are too many voices on this forum that have no...

Sadly, there are too many voices on this forum that have no comprehension of the actual commercialisation of this nanotechnology. Their uninformed comments serve only to mock PPK, which is sad really considering what PPK has done and is doing. To say PPK can't commercialise this advanced technology is so far from the truth it's laughable. PPK management was tasked to develop and materialise Deakin's invention for making low cost BNNT in the highest volume and quality for industrial use. They did this, even in the face of Covid shut downs. They also initiated various industrial applications for BNNT that had not previously existed. Each of these take time due to OEM adaptation and extensive R&D material trials. They initiated LIS knowing that this revolutionary battery technology would now be possible with BNNT, albeit it would take several years of R&D and battery trials to lock in significant customers. LIS is now assembling it's own customers given the advanced stage of high performance multi layer cell development. The inroads PPK is now making with polymers and metals as a result of 18 months of R&D and validation of material performance, has also attracted the attention of key OEM'S and manufacturers. As well as this, PPK has secured its White Graphene technology through its commitment and persistence to be the world leader in highly sought nanomaterials. What the market may not appreciate is that PPK not only had to develop a manufacturing capability and reliable capacity to get the attention of big industry, but they also had to create those industry's material solutions and acceptance in the background, also during Covid. They have achieved remarkable success in what they set out to do and are still doing. Now they have put on 2 high level technical sales people to negotiate major supply arrangements with significant long term customers who are empowered with not only the products PPK make but also the more advanced technology to use and support them. This is advanced material commercialisation 101 and it has been going on despite the share price ups and downs, propagated by eclectic markets who make decisions for there own reasons. When PPK make sales of its products it will be in very big and sustainable numbers and as a result of the enormous expertise they have in creating new markets for materials the world knew were better than any other material available. PPK simply had to be able to make the stuff and show people how to use it. They have never taken a step back on this, and one day very soon will be judged as a new material genius. PPK made the best of everything available to them.... and more. I have no comment on the current SP, as it will move as it should on buy sell appetite. What I will say is that PPK is nearing the completion of a very well managed commercialisation and Deakin, it's scientists, and PPK shareholders are approaching PAY DAY.