@RollerSpeargun0 seconds agoWhy haven't you done some homework...

@RollerSpeargun

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Why haven't you done some homework on Ardea, the Japanese Consortium have had delegations of Japanese specialists onsite over 2 years.There have been extensive evaluations in-ground above- ground, in the lab and in the office, using their extensive nickel processing know how and technology, they have bought into this massive project. Who are YOU to think you know better with a cursory 15 minute glance and careless commentary. Costs of nickel production are very low because the resource grades are high for laterite, adding of Onsite nickel sulfide and CO-Processing the ores in the autoclave increases the output grade further.They have also incorporated a second processing technology Ardea patented, namely an Atmospheric Leach Technology that
1- Refines nickel
2- Produces heat/ steam and generates NON - Fossil fuel electricity lowering ESG Score
3- Lowers production C1 Operational electricity costs
4- uses the high manganese nickel ore more efficiently using more of the massive resource at Goongarrie.
The resources owned by Ardea are so massive that the Japanese consortium deal only encompasses about +- 50% of the entire laterite resource available.Ardea are now able to develop the other 50% of laterite resources with other partners and additionally explore further the nickel sulfide resources that exist onsite.As Australians I would have thought you would at least give this a FAIR hearing opposed being dismissive, then to not even wish to correct the record by doing some homework ??? What a great show with integrity, knowledge and leadership you have ???Andrew Penkethman is the CEO of Ardea, I am absolutely sure that he would welcome you to set the understanding straight, he is an exceptional gentleman looking for the opportunity to share information and spread the word about this incredible deal that few really understand.You can contact the Ardea office and meet with Andrew if you choose +61 (0) 8 6244 5136Ardea has nickel resources that are the 7th largest deposit GLOBALLY, How can you not understand the Japanese involvement looking forward to production in 2028 when the market will have changed.Guys, you can do better