Ann: LMG selects Malaysia for its 100,000tpa magnesium plant, page-13

I stand to be corrected but ........"Construction has commenced on its initial 1,000 tonne per annum magnesium plant
with commissioning targeted to commence end of Q3 2023. A commercial plant will then be developed, with
a capacity of +10,000 tonne per annum magnesium, shortly thereafter. The plant will be in the heart of
Victoria’s coal power generation precinct, providing immediate access to feedstock, infrastructure,and labour......."

So with Australia consuming some 8,000 tonne of Mg then the goal to 100% import replace from the Latrobe facility I'm thinking and the Malaysian play is the bigger picture but a way bigger picture from where they sit at the moment.
Just would have thought that the feedstock currently available from fly ash is limited and with coal fired power stations going to the wall eventually non-existent.
Don't get it and given the market reaction, then neither does the market.