From the 2015 annual report. "In the 2014 annual report it was...

From the 2015 annual report.

"In the 2014 annual report it was projected that the Pingyao plant would contribute to positive cash flow by 1 March 2015. Pleasingly we achieved this in the September 2014 quarter, and maintained positive operating cash for the ensuing quarters to 30 June 2015. As a result the ASX no longer requires the company to now file quarterly Appendix 4C Cash Commitments reports."

So a $2000 sale constitutes "contribution to positive cash flow" according to CMC.
But there is no positive cash flow, and even if there was, how the hell can a sale of $2000 be positive for any plant. Do we assume there are zero costs?
Maybe sell at 2 cents and buy lotto tickets. Much the same odds I reckon...sadly after all the fairytales earlier.