I suspect Niobium testing would be for WA1.
Updated MRE and PFS later this year. An interesting thought if FJH resulted in reduced processing costs which enabled a mine to be developed on that basis. A lot of what ifs and risks, crystal ball glazing territory.
Niobium primarily processed into FeNb for steel, although adding NbO5 to Li batteries has shown substantial increases to cycle capacity.
Lots to like about risk / reward.
Still hesitant about chloride salts vs. what mines actually sell to market.
I suspect Niobium testing would be for WA1. Updated MRE and PFS...
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