Fair enough, Efresh. I think that's a good answer. Certainly a better answer to my question than your first attempt:
Because they haven’t been given approval to sell it in Malaysia.
Thing is, nick is just looking for info on Condisoil. I didn't think that bringing up the election (I didn't bring it up, btw, that was kevwr) was responsive, so I questioned how the election was relevant. Here's nick's question:
Has anyone heard anything recently about Condisoil? It was being touted as a significant potential additional revenue source a few months ago but it all seems to have gone quite recently.
Apparently you also believe the election is relevant, because what i felt kevwr implied by saying:
I would ask the same question after the election, you've just confirmed by stating one political risk Condisoil represents.
Thing is, what's going to stop your "misleading scare campaign" AFTER the election? SMSL was NOT an election campaign to begin with. Whatever the "Condisoil risk" is to Lynas, it won't be gone after the election. My point is remains a fair one: Whatever the risk, it will be exacerbated if approval is contingent on the political party in power.
kevwr's question also implies a BN win is inevitable. Is it?
I'd rather we just set aside all this election talk and do what ContraryJ tried to do - answer nick_h's question.
