Lithium Related News, page-2491

Ultimately, if the company signs an offtake agreement for lithium hydroxide or financing, you will look back at this moment and it won't actually matter. Itl all comes down to the company signing an offtake agreement, financing, or some other agreement via licencing.

Look at the Cornish deal, that was CAD$4M. The company low-balled that agreement because they had debt to pay out via the con note. If you look around, there are companies looking at either vertical integration (outside of China), or looking at producing an intermediate (lithium sulphate). LOH-Max is applicable to processes involving spodumene or battery recycling.

I for one appreciate @Stewart18 posting the lithium prices.....it saves me looking. In fact, I asked him to post here because I saw him posting on the GXY threads

At the end of the day, it's up to the company to get someone to sign on the dotted line. IMO, they tick the boxes. High recovery rates, moderate CAPEX, low OPEX, Low CO2, high ESG, high quality, multiple by products. Its a box ticker.

Running costs dialled right down because the hard work has been done, its now about discussions.