Running discussion on SP, page-10332

Yes, I think 4CE holders would be worried after the results.

When you have a world record resource like AVZ's or the mother load(largest lithium hard rock deposit in the world) of high commercial grade, homogenous spodumene, and close to the surface, that could potentially be ONE to ONE point TWO BILLION TONNES of lithium(official exploration target) in order to impress the market you would need to have a similar resource or a potentially bigger one, and I think that 4CE will suffer if it cannot compete on a size and grade level.

Tantalex another explorer in the area also falls way short of the mark, where its intercepts are a third of AVZ's and the deposit is steep sloping and veiny(way more overburden) than AVZ's homogenous, high grade and close to the surface deposit.

If I was one of the goliath companies we know are circling AVZ in the area like CATL I know which deposit I would choose, one that has the resource size and grade to meet long term lithium demand and battery grade respectively, and one that will be easy and cheap to mine!

AVZ Roche Dure Pegmatite: homogenous, close to the surface, high grade(2nd to only Greenbushes; largest hard rock lithium resource in the world)

AVZ is also the more advanced of the projects in the area.....just another advantage of many for this potentially great company! AIMO





Tantalex's Deposit: Thin steep dipping intercepts, a third of the length of AVZ, not homogenous, with way more overburden.