Ann: $91 Million Raised through Successful Placement, page-65

It is the sweetest day of all for a L/T holders and now we can enjoy the excitement of the traders too... while the Real Gains will be made in L/T investment:
1/ with the best backers in Lithium Business
2/ the best position and support from NT and Feds gov.
3/ the Lithium demand will grow min 11 times by 2030 (based on today's predictions)
4/ EV, AI, batteries storage and future technologies will make us the most desirable industry
5/ We have the best experienced management
6/ the climate change and the need to adopt renewable energy ASAP will do the rest...
just enjoy the progress / watch eg the video on renewable energy development in OZ:

CXO Share holders can be proud to help develop our renewable power energy system + enhance the Australia' security too...
an excellent Catalyst' video about the renewable energy development in OZ,
(all end products are based on initial mining!)... not only investors can learn how the real progress in made:

Energy scientist Dr Niraj Lal travels across the country to see what work is being done to harness green energy, to power our future reliably — and keep Australia’s lights on.

Our continent is rich in renewable resources. We’re bathed in sun, have plenty of wind and there’s no shortage of waves, yet 75% of our electricity is still produced by burning coal and gas. More than a third of our greenhouse gas emissions come from electricity, and it’s having a devastating impact on our climate.

But right now, we're in the middle of an energy revolution. As renewables grow rapidly the grid is evolving, bringing new challenges and opportunities. Nij visits a power station north of Adelaide to see how gas turbines derived from aircraft are supporting renewable technologies as they enter the grid. In remote South Australia, Nij climbs over 90 metres to the top of a wind turbine and learns how it can contribute to the grid even when the wind isn’t blowing, thanks to Australia’s largest battery.

He travels to Flinders Island, Tasmania, to see how a microgrid — an independent energy system that can use multiple sources of renewable energy combined with a battery — is drastically reducing their dependence on fossil fuels and risk of blackouts. And ANU researcher Dr Bjorn Sturmberg shows Nij how electric vehicles and rooftop solar panels are paving the way towards a more distributed and localised grid we can all have more control over.

Duration: 59min 12sec

Broadcast: Tue 10 Aug 2021, 8:30pm

Published: Tue 10 Aug 2021, 8:27pm

https://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/the-grid-powering-the-future/13491654