@kipper57RNU and ITM's graphite projects have a good chance of getting up when graphite comes back in favour. Don't judge this on Reynolds Range alone, RR was just a cheap pick up. The graphite is their main focus and they are doing great at it.
At some point China will have to stop playing down the global commodities market, that's not ethical, the main 2 points are
1. Most major Chinese companies pay the blue collar very poorly, nearly slavery conditions mate if they aren't, they don't only take advantage of their own, they take advantage of people in places like Africa and Indonesia too.
2. They absolutely wreck the environment and pour nasty chemicals straight into the land and vegetation, this kills trees, wildlife, gets into the waterways, and causes significant pollution.
3. If you want a 3rd point, these major Chinese companies are most likely linked to the dictator CCP Chinese government, why is this bad? Many people are tortured, persecuted, jailed for simply not sharing the beliefs and values of the CCP or Xi Jinping in China.
All very unethical. How long can they keep the critical minerals market down for?
