Steady on guys! I bought both some time ago, because I think they are a "bifecta".
The other day Premier mcGowan announced State approval of the Onslow site for the HAS concentrator, and he made reference to the importance of Yangibana for his WA battery materials strategy.
I am satisfied that the ARU resource has some geographical and developmental advantages over Yangibana, and HAS has other strengths. Perhaps it is these differences which fuels the little bit of "argy-bargy" I see here.
Steady on guys! I bought both some time ago, because I think...
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