The hesitance of PLL to commit and adhere to the agreement with the Canadian government stems solely from their self-serving interests. Failure to uphold this commitment not only jeopardises both companies but also risks losing crucial support from the Canadian government. Opting for downstream operations in Canada isn't just a moral imperative; it's the strategically superior commercial choice. Selling to Chinese refineries relinquishes control over lithium prices, whereas operating in Canada would break free from Chinese dominance. SYA shareholders is time to stand strong and demand a new CEO committed to securing its commercial future by vehemently opposing PLL’s reluctance to what is undeniably right.. I have voted NO to all resolutions and it is time for the BOD to do what is right.
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