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I believe its only a matter of time with all the media attention etc..

Yes we have been here before with SK, But this is different. The Electric Vehicle/Battery Metals sector is more mature, better understood.

Not only that, Take a look at the attention the banks are getting from climate protest groups etc regarding their lending to Fossil Fuel companies - They are actively seeking out opportunities in the Clean Energy sector - Please see below response from NAB spokesperson:

“Climate action is everyone’s job. We need to be part of the solution and support our customers as they take action too.“NAB is the only Australian bank that has signed the United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative’s Collective Commitment to Climate Action, working towards aligning business operations and lending portfolios to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050.“We’re making progress on our goals of net zero emissions through our lending by 2050, and providing $70 billion in environmental financing by 2025.“As announced in November 2020, NAB committed to a review of its oil and gas financing by September 2021 and we anticipate releasing outcomes of the review later this year.”