I think so too. Tassal barely have any competition, salmon is a premier food product and the company itself is an extremely politicaly important lifeblood for tasmania. It also interesting to note that the protests was against tassal expansion on their farms, the lease of which the government already signed up. So tassal production capacity is guaranteed to expand, which translates to strong future growth. As for Huon court case, well huon has nothing against tassal as the government already agreed on the capacity in question and most of their claims as just environmental claims and we all know money trumps environment. So there really isn't any case at all really. What is interesting, however, is the fact that tassal farms are now at overcapacity, which means record profit come harvesting time. If the share price keeps going down then I am just going to keep buying to lower my average share price and "harvest" the profit in August. I bought too high at 4.08 previously and today I bought another parcel at 3.77. Bringing the whole average to 3.926, which is around where you are at.
