yep, there has already been some backlash in Namibia over China’s commercial theft of lithium ore in that jurisdiction. Inevitably though, there isn’t much the West can do in the race in The sub Sahara to take up in - country positions in strategic metals resources. China already has first preference to develop mines via the acquiescent of corrupt African leader with Swiss bank accounts. It’s therefore very refreshing to see Chalmers draw a line in the sand . I for one will be entering NTU once the dust has settled . This is a banner company now, and Australians should be buying up loose stock from the fall out , and to be proud that our government has acted decisively . The Yanks will be clapping this move.
NTU Price at posting:
4.3¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Not Held
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