Valid comments guys. Firstly, with STO being a supplier of services to the mining industry and with the growth within this sector it should carry suppliers up with its growth. Secondly, the downturn in its share price was due largely to the negative sentiment around the so-called irregularities in one of its operations, which turned out not to be as bad as the market may have thought. As it is a thinly traded share it really hasn't got the interest of any major investors driving its pricing. The fact that it had some interest to buy out some or the whole of the company must indicate that the value is there. this offer was turned down, despite being at a premium to the then current ruling price. I propose that this was merely a timing issue, as the share price had fallen on the "irregularities" news and hence wasn't at an optimum level for the directors or sharehilders to accept. It climbed last year around result time and I am convinced it will do the same this year.