A bit more:
Australia's first commercial cesium mine, Sinclair, extracted its last cesium in 2019. And it’s one of only three in the world. The other two are the Tanco mine in Manitoba, Canada, and the Bikita mine in Zimbabwe. Tanco shut down after the mine collapsed in 2015, and Bitika was depleted in 2018.
That makes Power Metals’ Case Lake Property something to covet, globally.
It’s also why Canada is adamant that China does not get its hands on what could end up being the only supply of cesium known, or left, in the world.
If Askari finds a new source, what do you think it would be worth?
In my view, there is too much going on for Askari in Namibia to think that there is something potent bubbling along underneath.
Ann: Addendum to ASX Announcement dated 5 June 2023, page-14
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