Ann: Reports on Pipeline of Exploration and Development Projects, page-8

This is a publicly listed ASX company. They are hanging on by a thread. There must be a deadline or at the very least an expected time frame when entering into an agreement. So they must have this information (if they don't then the MD needs to leave) and it should be known to shareholders especially given TYX rapid decline. The company then provides any updates should this change and most certainly on the day should this not occur and reasons surrounding it and then next expected date. It's not rocket science. Share holders potential/existing can then assess this and the company will then be transparent and give confidence that information is coming through. Without expected time frames how can a business plan and prepare for the future. The majority of comments on these forums relate to this exact problem with many companies, TYX is not alone in this regard, but they are leading the charge!