RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:JabilAll valid points, on both sides of the argument. I understand that the Covid-19 pandemic has affected a number of businesses and disrupted supply chains...but that doesn't absolve ETI of their responsibility for the situation they now find themselves in. Jabil has been in the picture for three years...almost exclusively since November 2019. There has been no Plan B for other feedstock suppliers, except recently. The Company put all of their supply chain "eggs" in the Jabil basket and has been left dangling in the wind. Maybe a deal with Jabil will still come to pass, but the longer this drags on, the more financially vulnerable we become. Covid-19 notwithstanding, there's nothing stopping a deal with Jabil or any other supplier of feedstock from being signed, subject to the removal of cross border shipping barriers being removed. If Covid-19 is Duane's reason/excuse for not having a deal with a feedstock supplier signed, what's the reason for not signing the deal with Mineworx? They're our sister Company, with common board members. It may not have the same impact as a signed supply agreement, but it would show the market that something is going ahead and it would help the credibility and share price of both company's. djstone56