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Its a well known fact that they are sitting on 3 out of 6 of the MOST advanced Lithium projects in NOT only Quebec but the entire Canadian Nation.

And if you add in the potential of Tansim , you could probably add a FOURTH out of SEVEN. And all we really need here with Tansim is a little bit of positive feedback loop type ' reconciliation ' news via a cooperative olive branch from the First Nations peoples , and we'll be litterally off to the races with increases in our SP which dwarf these more recent retracements.

And we all know from our experiences and journey with Sayona and Quebec , that development of these MORE ADVANCED projects take time. Good luck to those who think they will be online before 2030.

So Sayona has actually caputred the Market here with its ' Benchmark ' costings from Authier. Everyone and every explorer will now have to work around these numbers and early ' accessibility ' to conversion facilities. Its that simple really.

And if this doen't lock in significant funding from Quebec in the same manner as has been dished out to Black Rock and their green energy Iron Ore / Vandium project , then I will be very very surprised.

I will be equally surprised if this topic of funding Sayona doesn't get an increased amount of ' air time ' as we shorten the timeframe and wind down into their October Provincial Elections.

Now one could argue that Quebec has to be careful how it sells this additional funding. Partciularly with the heavily competing objectives of COVID-19 economic and health system recovery. But this sell should be made much easier given the Fed's setting of the tempo and agenda around EVand battery supply chain development as well as the heavily subsidised ' Extraction & Exploration ' side of the strategic metals mining industry.

So in my view they really ought to step up and get busy with promoting how well Sayona and others have done since they ( the Govenment ) implemented their ' turnaround ' strategy for the Lithium extraction and Lithium Chemicals conversion Industries in Quebec.

So without the gradual step up in the PR into the election , it might become an increasingly harder sell to the Quebec voters. That is the BIGGEST risk in my view.