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23/08/24

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Originally posted by sharebroker1 ↑

Something big is happening at MAN in my opinion when you look at the two announcemnts side by side, first we see MAN getting a grant to look into the chaaracteristics and estimation of Lithium and other Critical metals in Paradox Basin, and a week later we have Bill Gates backed and funded Electroflow funding all expenses to build a pilot plant to use MANS BRINES in the production of Lithium Hydroxide.

Now please dont tell me ASN were not interested in this, because as you state if ASN has done so much work, why wouldnt the US Dept of Energy just go with that.
Nope something is stirring here, and as JA stated in the announcemnt," Mandrake, in conjunction with other parties, has also lodged a further three funding applications with the DoE and affiliate agencies, with results expected over the coming months"

And you are only guessing ASN were and are not involved in this, WHAT WE DO KNOW is MAN got the grant with several pre-eminent technical groups,

Watch this space

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ASN didnt apply for a colab grant to study their brine.... they know their brine champ...

Btw its not all freebies...

https://inl.gov/inl-initiatives/

I'll post this here again SB1.
Read it and tell me where MAN are at in the process and where ASN are ...

https://www.slb.com/resource-librar...ntly-produce-lithium-to-meet-tomorrows-demand
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