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Important and necessary safe guards that must be completed before the launch of any project, the unfortunate and nearly disgusting part is the sheer time frame and duplication of green and red tape that is involved with projects like ths. At times of lower demands for resources leading to higher jobless figures more projects like ABM getting all the required permits and regulations done in a timely matter benefits the wider community, state budgets, construction sector, and job seekers.

It is dumbfounding why WA, NT, and AUS in general do not fix these issues that lead to costly project delays. As "Twiggy" said in an interview about his recent purchase of Harvey Beef, it is important the agricultural sector doesnt spend 10 years fighting against themselves like the iron ore sector did and let countries like brazil muscle in and get a foothold into the market. Bit of a whinge here but good news for ABM and hopefully leads to the start of a successful transition to a low cost producer that benefits the state.

Had ABU from 6 cents, averaged down to 3.3c when ABU were at 2.4c. Sold at 3.1c for a loss but got frustrated at delays for an economic and eviromentally friendly project that would of benefited everyone. Good luck to the people who still hold and hopefully this moves things along