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Originally posted by stevo 111: ↑

Geez mate I’ll give you a 10 for trying and a 0 for research.

You do understand we have 400m tons under our belt, looking more likely to be 1.5 billion tons at average grade of 1.6. Recent drilling recorded huge measurements over 2%. Might remind you of another deposit that is the world’s largest current deposit. I suspect it’s not far away from being eclipsed.

The Greenbushes resource in its current state has a 8 year mine life, I expect that to be increased by at least 8-10 years.

AVZ on the other hand could produce 50 million tons a year until you, me, our kids, their grandchildren are gone.

Yes it will be an interesting road to production but like most here I have no concern over ownership, no concern over the development as we have CATL onboard, that’s about as good as you get, the worlds largest battery maker, MC of over 1.2 trillion.

Jeez tough crowd but those are the facts. Love it or hate it AVZ is going to have a big say in this industry.

Some of you mugs are going to be sucking it real soon.

Best wishes to all the real long term holders.

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Well said, also worth noting the special economic zone and battery hub avz has, nobody else has this and no body else can single handily help an African nation progress to a modern economy.
Truly tthis is the best lithium asset

AVZ Price at posting: 78.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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