Regarding EV batteries., page-226

well if you researched anteotech and sciona batteries you would have found this may 2021 paper from the CSIRO.

the CSIRO research paper "Critical Energy Minerals roadmap. The global energy transition: Opportunities for Australia's mining and manufacturing sectors"

page 59

"Anteo and Sicona are developing composite materials to increase silicon content to be integrated in the matrix of the anode material (overcoming expansion issues) in order to increase storage capacity, cost effectiveness, weight, and size of batteries."

so CSIRO are saying we are working with sciona who are a member of Battri-hub, Deakin Uni, which Anteotech are involved with as well.

https://www.researchgate.net/public..._Australia's_mining_and_manufacturing_sectors

"BatTRI-Hub is fast becoming a centre for all kinds of industry engagement, ranging from chemical companies through to battery manufacturers and energy providers. A number of businesses and research groups have come on board to partner with the world class researchers on offer at the BatTRI-Hub, including Toyota, AusNet Services, Boron Molecular, Calix and Sensorplex, Sicona Battery Technology, Solvionic, Targray, AnteoTech."

https://electromaterials.edu.au/case-studies/battri-hub-the-quest-for-a-better-battery/

add the FBICRC program, add Alfred hospital liver health poc test anteo are partnering with, then add the 2 awards we just won and it isn't difficult to see why management are in the process of employing a consultant firm to try and access government funding. GLTAH