Dave sorry missed your post and only just looked in,my thoughts apart from dreadful market conditions LIM(so AYM) are just getting up steam with regards to production.
Lims cost are i believe $50 a tonne,which makes the following he;pful.
"The reason, says Catherine Raw, natural resources portfolio manager at BlackRock, is that the marginal cost producer is sitting at $150 a tonne. If prices drop below that level, Chinese and, to a lesser extent, Indian miners would start to lose money, triggering production cuts. When prices fell in late 2010 below $150, the loss of supply forced prices back up to that level again in only eight weeks, suggesting a strong floor."
Also,
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/acf87fe6-f350-11e0-b11b-00144feab49a.html#axzz1ac2ZBcVh