General Discussion of AGY, page-2484

Bribery is the norm in Argentina, but there are ways for companies to make progress legally. Funding local infrastructure, community projects, or giving the province an equity stake at project level are ways other companies have successfully been granted approval and permits.
I have read many AGY announcements and media articles but rarely see mentions of community involvement through charitable works etc.
Perhaps someone would be kind enough to point out what work AGY has been doing on the community front. Unfortunately providing local jobs is often not enough to progress.
As for the recent comparisons to Millennial Lithium, AGY appears much more advanced and has proven it has been able to successfully process less than normally favourable brine. As you all are aware it's far from a simple process and the Pastos Grandes resource isn't particularly high in Li concentration and it's Mg/Li ratio isn't great as a result it's Opex projections appear optimistic to say the least.