The way I see it ANW is a business and for a business to survive it has to have income. It must be obvious to anyone that has been following the development of ANW that Granville has everything there ready to go, bar the G2 tailings dam. Once that is built the company can go into full production and it is only a matter then of selling the high grade tin concentrate to the increasing world demand. Traxys and Malaysia are already lined up so the actual trading shouldn't be that far off.
If you are investing in a company, then you expect it to perform and make the most of its opportunities/assets and develop into a productive profiting enterprise.
Granville is the opportunity and the base for the future.
Why aren't you doing it management ?
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