Ann: Quarterly Activities/Appendix 5B Cash Flow Report, page-80

Everyone would agree it is about getting this into production. Especially when management is enjoying an astronomical salary. As I pointed out in my post that was deleted, there are many lithium plays that are up and running or close to production in a much shorter time span than JW has been around at LPD. And at the same time, the share prices of those companies have gone up with huge gains. What did JW his many achievements do for LPD's share price?

In the end it is all about getting into production and that required financing. However, if you ask me, financing is far away. There are 0 signs of a big player stepping in to assist as LPD has clearly stated that most of the capital will be debt funding. The average lender will find it way too risky to finance a technology that is unproven at scale and prone to delays/issues. So what is left is debt funding at a significant higher interest rate than the current market rate. It is very likely LPD will struggle to keep up with paying interest especially when the first delays and issues occur (and that is a given). There are plenty of examples of miners with less risky processes that fail to pay interest as they run delays which prevents them to generate cash flow. LPD might be able to refinance once more (at even higher rates), but then it is done. Any more capital raises will not be possible by then as nobody would be willing to participate.