Yes, but the ESG score is directly impacted by raw material sourcing. I am not saying this is a bad deal.
For example, I work within the commercial solar industry and a lot of our main/large corporate customers are willing to pay the extra cost to avoid procuring from China specifically due to modern slavery risk.
once we have Dubbo, we will have metals that truly are unique. Somehow like comparing a Chinese solar panel to a Japanese or Singaporean solar panel (with the same spec).
For now, this agreement is good but we need to get Dubbo going.
Yes, but the ESG score is directly impacted by raw material...
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