Ann: Quarterly Activities Report, page-5

U are not alone here, Im a big holder and investor in this company, Keep the faith. I also am a holder in LYC, ARU & Lithium.
Rare earths are beneath this countries feet. They are not rare nor hard to dig up, its the chemistry & processing thats the hard part.
Rather have this by a German / Euro company than P.R.C. All signs are positive. Rather see this sort of $$ action, slow and steady accumulation then this shorting rip saw stuff in Lithium stocks.At least this stock aint pip trader cannon fodder yet!
If You have belief, be patient, The growing world environmentally conscious companies and countries need this quality product to expand
into renewables and make it work and shit to happen. These companies are looking at supply from politically stable countries,
not manipulators like a Huge Eastern country.

German raw material trading giant Thyssenkrupp has also moved to shore up supply by signing a binding off-take agreement with West Australia-based Hastings Technology Metals Limited. The off-take agreement revealed on Tuesday covers the supply of 70,000 tonnes of mixed rare earths carbonate over 10 years and is a big boost to Hastings’ hopes of getting its $449 million Yangibana project off the ground. “This timing coincides with the strong increase in demand for magnet rare earths expected over the next five to 10 years driven by the EV revolution,” Hastings executive chairman Charles Lew said. Hastings is looking to start earth works at Yangibana in the next few months and targeting first production in late 2023.