Ann: Appointment of Non-Executive Chairman, page-13

IMHO, David Frances appointment is clearly all about the Rare Earths, and it goes with saying, that he must be extremely confident about FNT's chances of success at FNT's two Gascoyne Rare Earths prospects, which are right next door to HAS’s world class Yangibana Rare Earths project, which has just been just been granted funding, with plant construction to commence in the September 2022. Nice neighbours to have!

Here is link to this week's HAS funding and Yangibana construction announcement:

https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20220202/pdf/455ld7s1dbrv6l.pdf

As David Frances said: “I’m excited to be joining the board of Frontier during the discovery phase of their rare earth projects which has already returned encouraging results, especially the Gascoyne rare earths projects adjacent to Hastings world class rare earths development project"

And:

“Neodymium magnets in particular have enabled a lot of technologies to move forward and are now one of those indispensable materials, without which everyday life would be a lot less efficient. The magnet's centrality to our progressing way of life is only going to increase as the green revolution takes hold because the material will be at the operational heart of electric vehicles and renewables systems such as wind turbines.”

Any questions?

GLTAH!