Ann: Albemarle and Liontown not proceeding with proposed scheme, page-381

It’s hard for me to ignore, ‘Visualising the Life Cycle of a Mineral Discovery’.
It’s great to know those of us who have invested in Liontown and continue to hold are part of this great journey, as we move from Development to Start Up/Production.

”Development”
Development is a rare moment, and most mineral deposits never make it to this stage. At this point, the company puts together a production plan for the mine. First, they must secure funding and build an operational team. If a company can secure funding for development, investors can see the potential of revenue from mining. However, risks still persist in the form of construction, budget, and timelines.

”Startup/Production”
Investors who have held their investment until this point can pat themselves on the back—this is a rare moment for a mineral discovery. The company is now processing ore
and generating revenue.Investment analysts will re-rate this deposit, to help it attract more attention from institutional investors and the general public. Meanwhile, existing investors can choose to exit here or wait for potential increases in revenues and dividends.