The problem won't be paying the license fees, but the inactivity...

The problem won't be paying the license fees, but the inactivity in developing the licensed area into a producing mine. Since 2017, there has been no progress at Ecograph's graphite mine, and the nickel license will likely be revoked anyway. That's why nobody wanted to buy it. Andrew probably doesn't have much time to wait, if it's not already too late. It won't help even if he shakes hands with some politicians and pretty ladies on Women's Day in Tanzania. I hope the Eco management is sitting at their desks 24/7 and delivering the necessary work to start the mine. After the closure of Kwinana and the loss of the patent, recycling business otherwise remains the only option to do any business in the battery metals industry.