General Discussion, page-1626

Yes, trust is good,
informing yourself is often better....

So the article below raises good questions.

At the moment the share price of Critical Metals is approaching the price of European Lithium and not the other way round as hoped.

When the share price of Critical Metals was still well over 10 dollars, Tony Sage often praised it on X,
now the share price has halved and now solutions to puzzle/riddles are posted , or as the newspaper writes about Trump.....

Where are the investors hoped for by the NASDAQ listing?

https://www.wienerzeitung.at/a/wie-das-weisse-gold-der-weinebene-verspielt-wird

"Provided the relevant authorisations are in place.

Because they are still missing - although Critical Metals recently advertised in a press release that the Wolfsberg mine is the

"The Wolfsberg Lithium Project is the first fully permitted mine in Europe"

It has not even been decided yet whether an environmental impact assessment (EIA) is required for the project or whether an official licence under the Mineral Resources Act is sufficient.
The relevant documents have been with the responsible department 7 of the Carinthian provincial government since the beginning of the year. According to information from WZ, the authorities are likely to insist on an EIA - a tough process that usually takes over a year. Above all, however, the municipality of Frantschach-St. Gertraud would have a say. And Vallant makes no secret of the fact that he will put up resistance. This is also because the company has been unreachable for the municipality for years. "They simply don't communicate with us."