PLS may not have enough money to be involved in a takeover, but they certainly would be great merger partners IMO.
They have ample cash (around $3B) to support their own current expansion and diversity plans as well as contribute to the completion of LTR's forward plans.
They, like LTR also have a large retail shareholder base.
Keep the big individuals from getting control IMO, who really don't give a toss about retail holders. Both LTR and PLS value their shareholder base.
Keep both 100% Aussie.
Most likely rid us both of the shorter SBs.
Create a Lithium mega-powerhouse.
(DISC: My family hold a lot of shares in both)
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