brendanThanks for being on the ball. Bloody Telstra is still...

brendan

Thanks for being on the ball. Bloody Telstra is still yanking me around so I remain reliant on mall internet booths and heads-up posts on hc for info - terrible way to run a business...

I see in the Oz article that July 2011 is given as when Corus starts full-on selling its solar steel sheeting. First time I have seen that milestone given - shame it was through some backgrounding to a journo and not through an ASX announcement. But anyway Dickie has it out in public now - better out than in as they say.

So what's got to happen in the interim?

Dyesol has to sign up several of those big German chemical companies in sufficient time to have them commercially producing the various types of muck, Dyesol has to get board and WAG approval to build their own core production facility, Corus have to build the demonstration facility and start taking orders from architects and developers, and have to ncrease the number of lines they have ready-to-go. And they have about 15 months to do this. Lots to do, should shake the market well before then I would think.

Also Dickie, I'm holding you to your indication of an announcement of a deal with a Big Business player from Europe by the end of March - the Pilkington tie-up does not count as it is American not European, and it was not your intention to announce the deal until after you had secured US government money. Less than a fortnight to go. Dickie, Are you all hat and no cattle? (if the mad monk wants to borrow sayings from other cultures at least he could get them right...)