I will be sorry to see you reduce your input, but respect what...

I will be sorry to see you reduce your input, but respect what you put in already. One last discussion perhaps.
Hazer has been a technology potential stock for most of its listing life, and spent most of that time above 40c. Its greatest risk through this period being that the tech would not survive the rigors of scale up. Scale up has already occurred to the point we now deal in tens of Kgs not the grams in a thimble we started with.
Effectively the scale up risk is now minimal and the graphite has been proven capable of competing in the most lucrative high quality sector of the market. Hazer believe they are ready to transition to commercial phase.
At this point I don't regard it as an income generating stock requiring deals, independent validation of its income generating potential is the next major step on which a re rate should occur. This could come from either the MIN graphite progression, release of external feasibility study or business case modelling. All of which are within the timeline released.
Hazer is a stock that seeks to compete (disruptive they claim) in global scale commodities, even limited success in the targeted $156 billion market will make the companies $28 million market cap ridiculous.