The great irony in Jason leaving is he had built up this...

The great irony in Jason leaving is he had built up this grandiose sense of what the company was capable of, and now feels obliged to leave those ideas high and dry. To name but a few of his ideas from about 24-30 months ago:

- Purchasing privately owned coking coal satellite mines in Mozambique and ramping them up from 50ktpa to 500ktpa
- Going about a JV with LNC in Botswana to utilise their tech on the coal deposits within the lease
- Buying out LBY to gain some traction in the Australian coal sector