Looks like we have some stiff opposition in the recycling arena!
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/economics/recycled-batteries-the-next-step-in-green-revolution-says-neometals-chris-reed/news-story/85ee0a729dd5a1bfecae01d585992d23
It's alarming that EGR have not even been mentioned in the article and that EGR appears to not be the 1st mover in the recycling space as I had been lead to believe.
I'm sure there is room for multiple recyclers however for me this information puts a completely different perspective on EGR's position and progress.
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