A quick 100% ..well done.
Yes things are starting to fall into place.
But make no mistake, this is years of hard work finalising culminating into the foundations of a new supply chain with secured sovereign supply. Lots of negotiating with multiple parties including government, which takes time, a lot of time. And in the mix was a priority change by the company to focus it's energy on Belfast. At the same time throw into the mix Lynch, who doesn't mind travelling the globe and sniffing out opportunities. A wheeler dealer, who can crunch a deal and make the tough decisions to cut costs and lean up the company structure at each of its locations. So going forward, i think things will move a little quicker. The uk government has had time in office now to start looking at new tech like this, as well as others looking at us for to our tie up with VAC. A global player,big in Europe , as well as and strong ties to the US DOD, Lockheed Martin and GM in North America. I look forward to the day we oartner with GM or the DOD in the US, and start recycling the massive windfarms through California and Texas...wow...Fun fact that VAC was an offshoot of the original Herauas group in Germany....but vac did not partner with rhe modern recycler Herauas, they partnered with us...for our heavy recycling, which Herauas doesn't offer. That will be the key differentiator for us...Dy and Te...
and i reckon the big players will take as much as they can get. Particularly Lickheed, whose rare earth supply from china is stifled due to their ban.
Good luck everyone...
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