try not to panic-"tol. issue in the near term", page-36

in reality is it a case of st holders wanting their profit NOW holding the company to an absolute timeline?

in their world there is no flexibility and they do not understand variation which is a central part of any business.

FLEXIBILITY is a word which these investors should try and understand.

lynas have no choice but to cover new elements as they come up or should they tell the aelb to go bash it on the 2 new conditions?

and how does this alter timelines? who really knows however some flexibility is required on behalf of those baying for blood because of delays.

its just a fact of life in business.

so maybe relax your stringent timelines and ask what basis you have for them.

and the old "if its not going to happen now then its never going to happen" is like my 1.5 yo stamping his feet and yelling because he doesnt get his way.

and patience is a virtue.

so stop frustrating yourself and lighten up abit, management is moving slowly but surely to get it done imo.

and when it is done they will have all bases covered well and truly.

ask yourself what this will look like next year and not next week and get rid of shortermerism then you will be a bit more relaxed...

after all the TOL is a start not an ending..