1. There's existing approvals for plants on site at least for a...

1.

There's existing approvals for plants on site at least for a TPA.

Or do you mean a scoping study?

Scoping study was held off until they knew the amount of tonnes per year. I assume how they'll proceed with a scoping study at 50,000 tonnes per annum.

2.

Likely but everything is interlinked at the moment like the shares to ALEEES.

I think getting on with the job of delivering is more important and something everyone on here has been asking BC to do for the last year.

3.

Why does this matter?

Do you mean for subsidies? If so they can still sell the LFP and the final product won't be Chinese

4.

Yes this is a seperate revenue stream that BC mentioned he would deliver this month. He mentioned this in the middle of the year.

Likely the DSO offtake will come soon.

I have no reason to believe there aren't already negotiations close to finishing as BC has said offtakers won't be an issue.

He's likely just securing the best deal for the company between the offtaker options.

5.

This is my only remaining question but I believe that will come.

Aussie mate said BC claimed govt subsidies/funding.

So while you can't find any I don't believe there's reason to not believe BC.

The fact the feds are working with AEV suggests something could be coming. Especially if the feds are now on board with phosphate as a critical mineral.

I believe I argued NAIF would work for us and your only counter point was that we weren't big enough.

Don't think that's an issue considering the companies we are already working with and the fact we are already closely working with the NT govt and the feds.

This remains uncertain tho but for me a buying opportunity.