Ann: Sol Plaatje Update, page-26

They received 170k for 14,000 tonnes production for a period that covered start up costs. They are expected to increase to 15,000 t/m so you could reasonably infer that WWI will generate at least $170k/month. I would expect at the increased tonnages that unit cost ($/t) will decrease and greater margins realised. There are a heap of variables but given the information available I think this is a reasonable observation.

On the agreement. I see that there is reference to a "term sheet". Now i don't know if this is binding or not but given the nature of some of the board members (from legal field) I would highly doubt that WWI would be left hung out to dry due to a handshake agreement.