Hi GuyIncognito
I'm very aware that ESG pressure is building, but that's also going to attract a lot of interest from other folk with competing tech. The longer it takes PWN to nail some deals, the more likely it is that someone else will show up with something interesting.
There are also a few big names(BHP etc) where getting taken on board as the favoured brine-processing tech would make an enormous difference to PWN's fortunes. Flipside, if another company gets the nod, it also makes a difference - just not in a good way.
To date, there have been a lot of companies checking PWN out, but nothing has stuck to the extent that they've gone public. I'm not sure about the whole 'keep things quiet because they don't want anyone to know about their waste streams'. Mining waste is hardly a hidden issue. BHP has been quite open about it with its tailings challenge. It sure isn't an issue that's hidden from funds looking to invest in ESG compliant companies.
Cheers
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