You mean the webinar hosted by Stephen T.? The positive from the webinar was that Stephen was quite candid about the technical challenges they have faced, how they've overcome most of them, and that the remaining biggie is the CO2 pressure issue. They have an interim fix, albeit not the most efficient for copper production purposes. I have faith that an engineering fix will be found so that the company is not facing a cyclic SO2 injection, PLS extraction, then CO2 removal water flush, and then restart of the cycle. Not sure how costly or timely such an engineering fix will be.
Time/patience tolerance seems to be bane for some shareholders. I can understand that, and wish the sellers the best in their investment endeavors, and hope they come back when the project production ramps up.
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