The following is just my opinion. Reading through the replies to...

The following is just my opinion. Reading through the replies to Andrew Strickland's announcement on LinkedIn that he was leaving BSX and seeing who said what I came to the conclusion that Harp Capital, which is headquartered in Toronto, is responsible for influencing the very bad decisions of our previous business development manager. I think because their interests are based in Canada they very likely don't care about the Australian nickel industry. Raising $100m in capital to buy a mine from Canada Nickel was never going to happen, as indicated by the fact it never did. Samsung SDI is a client of Harp Capital as is Canada Nickel, they set up together what is going to be a very good nickel business, for Canada. Now it is BSX's turn to do the same for Australia and Vietnam, or be, in my opinion, absorbed by Canada Nickel. I feel that with Andrew Strickland leaving the Company BSX, Vietnam and Australia now have a chance to establish a battery precursor material industry as part of a secure battery supply chain for both countries and their ultimate customers. If this cannot be achieved, and right now, then BSX needs new leadership. We cannot afford a new business development manager. Both because we don't have funds and because Scott needs to take full charge of this business and make it work, for that he needs to stop listening to the wrong people. Harp Capital arranged the Ecopro investment in BSX. Now their major clients appears to be Samsung SDI and Canada Nickel and Canadian Nickel is a competitor of Australian Nickel. Aussie Aussie Aussie, oi oi oi or die is BSX's choice to make