Ann: Investor Presentation - RIU Explorers Conference 2024, page-31

thanks

I'm still puzzled though about the impact of ionic vs non ionic clay

some other posters, in particular setfire2...and one other, seem to think that if we have non ionic clay then the project won't get off the ground

is this really correct given the huge volumes that we appear to have? I guess the met tests will throw more light on the ionic : non ionic question hopefully next week.

and irrespective of the met test outcomes, will the nearby processing plants be able to process our clay noting here (correct me someone if I am wrong) they are built to process hard rock hosted rare earths, not clay (which we may of course also have beneath the clay).

AR has not addressed this - implying that mt weld and the other plant being built presently will be able to process clay. But like many others on this board I would take his comments with a pinch of salt.

so many questions / uncertainties- no wonder the sp has faltered