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Originally posted by DoBetter:
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There are so many conflicting and competing thoughts here. On the one hand Canada and in particular the Q government declared they want to be world leaders in Electrification. They have backed SYA's vision to provide them with a large part their lithium. Why? well, partly maybe because of their association with PLL(Tesla) but mainly because Authier which will enable the production of a better quality product through blending but also to achieve efficiencies through economies of scale (lithium hubs) So what is the likelihood after going through such an arduous process of awarding such a precious asset like NAL to SYA thus buying into the SYA vision to then turn around and not grant Authier a mining license which will serious affect the available resource and product quality. What happens to Authier if no license is granted or cause ongoing delays?What does that say about Canada's comittment to its ambitions? What does it actually tell investors who they are trying to attract, about investing in Canada if it can't provide a consistent supply chain ? So what is holding up the BAPE if business want it, government want it. Locals?? They may have concerns about mining and its effect on their environment, perfectly understandable BUTas I understand it, indigenous people have a significant holding in SYA. If they were against mining, why would they have such an interest in the first place. It seems there's a conflict of interest.
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Hi DoBetter, if you say that when you sell and try and get back in, they always make an announcement because it happens to you every time.
Originally posted by DoBetter:
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There are so many conflicting and competing thoughts here. On the one hand Canada and in particular the Q government declared they want to be world leaders in Electrification. They have backed SYA's vision to provide them with a large part their lithium. Why? well, partly maybe because of their association with PLL(Tesla) but mainly because Authier which will enable the production of a better quality product through blending but also to achieve efficiencies through economies of scale (lithium hubs) So what is the likelihood after going through such an arduous process of awarding such a precious asset like NAL to SYA thus buying into the SYA vision to then turn around and not grant Authier a mining license which will serious affect the available resource and product quality. What happens to Authier if no license is granted or cause ongoing delays?What does that say about Canada's comittment to its ambitions? What does it actually tell investors who they are trying to attract, about investing in Canada if it can't provide a consistent supply chain ? So what is holding up the BAPE if business want it, government want it. Locals?? They may have concerns about mining and its effect on their environment, perfectly understandable BUTas I understand it, indigenous people have a significant holding in SYA. If they were against mining, why would they have such an interest in the first place. It seems there's a conflict of interest.
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