Scandium is the easier of the three for me cause it is the one I hold and dont just watch.
A rare metal whose market has been constrained by the limited supplies and extreme cost. I think most of the current supplies have come from old Soviet stockpiles and are pretty near exhausted.
When combined with Al it forms a super strong very light alloy with reduced corrosion.
Interest from Aerospace where Airbus has had a scandalloy developed for years. Interest from industrial robotics, ships, motor vehicle industry.
Can also be used in fuel batteries such as those Bloom make.
CLQ have finally found a way to process the Sc economically and having achieved (albeit a bit slower than anticipated) 99% purity have sent samples to three MoU partners for testing.
Neighbouring tenements have Sc but not the processing method. CLQ could probably supply the worlds needs for 40 years. Also have some cobalt on the site. But need offtake agreements b4 commencing. Capex costs around 70m from memory.
A bit off the cuff @Bomber78 do you want to add anything.
