Ann: QPM to Focus on Gas and Energy Growth, page-82

@Venge, re: Post #: 73451206 (sorry, Reply function glitching for me) - understandable mate.
Many QPM holders must feel like they're in the surf trying to get out back and just getting pounded, gulping salt water rather than beer.

Thanks for your insightful, positive contributions on these threads.

As you've done, I'd ask that everyone register for the webinar and submit Q's, so we can get as full a picture as possible.

For me, I thought BHP's timeline of August on Nickel West mothball decision was perhaps more suitable for QPM given recent LME sanctions/Indo permits/FMIA & Budget incoming, but it's been 16 months since the (delayed, incomplete) AFS, so there we go.

I've been thinking it has felt like the dark before the dawn the last few weeks with TECH.
IMO some macro improvements with interest rates approaching the drop, Ukraine now have $ to fight on, increased EV market penetration, Ultium getting on its feet, France/NC to support its miners, EU/Canada/AUST green mining push & LME sanctions to play out will assist the battery minerals sector and nickel in particular.

TECH is potentially such an industry gamechanger, I still see it very much a live prospect.
If Albo and Co can see Alpha HPA's innovative / circularity work in the HPA space, surely they know of QPM and can eventually help greenlight our zero waste facility.
As some have said it may just be the current optics.

If GM, LGES and POSCO want IRA-compliant, Five Star Battery Passport green nickel will they step up?
QLD govt have invested a lot in the project, as have TCC.
Think the support is still very much there from many, just requires a little more courage from some quarters.
F*&^, if they'd had the courage of us retail investors, we'd not be in this holding pattern.
Will keep my impatience in check a while longer!
Chin up peoples