Ann: Binding Offtake Signed with Traxys, page-609

LT-B1 said

This could also mean that many P1s are launched around the world and either LPD has a license agreement with the mica owner or more of a collaborative partnership where the mica owner shares our intellectual property to build a concentrator and the concentrate to one of us resell lots of P1.

Producer or licensor, or both?

I am curious in which direction the company will develop. Are we going to be more of a producer partner, a sole producer, or just a licensor, or a little of each? In which direction will the chemical specialist develop. Do you have any idea what is most economical for LPD in the long run?

LT-B1 do you have a personal opinion on this?

Everyone looks at Lithium's bottom positions, however
on 962 hectares of industrial land not only lithium can be found, but also other cesium, gold, tantalum, copper, tungsten and uranium. Gold, cesium and uranium make decent profits on the world market! I would have no objection to the discovery of a gold vein or several deposits of cesium.

The good thing is, LPD can process everything and position it on the market!

1 kg of uranium about 220 dollars
1 kg of cesium about 4,000 dollars
1 kg of gold approx. 56,783 dollars
1 kg of lithium carbonate about 60-70 dollars

(all approximate prices)

Every little helps!

I think, the next drilling results will show, whether LPD will expand the regional exploration in the area and buy additional properties.