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The problem for Sayona is that they have too many bitter ex Altura shareholders on their register. Unfortunately their experiences are a cancer to this company.

Alternatively, we could focus on the fact that we have zero debt and some cash. I accept that we are heavily diluted and that will need to be rectified. Consolidating at a low share price is the best strategy. The majority of retail shareholders make decisions based upon psychology. The time to consolidate is within three months of nameplate being reached.

Who else on planet earth and in a jurisdiction where they don't allow child soldiers, men to have 10 wives, or for those wives to be 12 years old ,has a spodumene mine that is about to hit name plate/steady state production.

Soon the market will move north and someone like Sayona will not move north, it will accelerate north.

Those talking about Patriot, Winsome etc are pissing in the wind.

Sigma will be sold, regardless of what the ex MS Ana says. I would love to know what the average wage is at Sigma versus Sayona versus Pilbara. I

Africa is nowhere. Always has been, always will be.

Western Australia is not capable of filing the world's needs into the future.