I think it will be positive also RL. Not sure what, but I am thinking they will advise the total amount of aggregates for signed contracts to date. Commencement of production also and the expected date of the first shipment. Perhaps a breakdown of the aggregates by size for different contracts. I'd like to hear the business plan. Maybe something telling us if production can excede the current demand and if they will stockpile it or just adjust operations to meet the demand. Perhaps they will give a revised estimate of revenue for 2015.The previous estimate in October said it had taken into consideration pending orders and orders that had been bid on.

In my working life I was a purchasing agent for many large projects with large contracts. From experience, I would say that bidders for a large aggregate contract would be given 4 weeks to submit their quotations and the review period prior to the award of business may be approximately 2 weeks. So, they may have more info for us on those. The one thing that may affect those quotes is that HBK was not in production and the purchaser may be hesitant to award them the work until they are as they may want to analyze samples. If they required it in a hurry they will have already gone elsewhere. If it is months or a year out like the pipeline requirement that they were bidding on then the purchaser may have time to wait. If HBK is the low bid, the purchaser will try to wait as long as they can.

It is very important that HBK can announce that the equipment has been commissioned and that production has commenced. And, they have to prove the production rate in order to satisfy the purchasers that they will be able to supply product on time........ or the present opportunities may disappear.

That is what I am hoping for.........and dividends one day! LOL

Cheers and good luck to all of us for great news.