Now that Lynas has rebuffed WES in no uncertain terms, I am wondering if WES would consider or even as an outside proposition consider looking at the PEK deposits in Tanzania with a view to developing and processing the string of commodities available. Getting over the sovereign risk would be the hurdle but maybe the Tanzanian government would welcome the certainty of the financing and operations by such a well organised financial conglomerate as WES. Any thoughts comrades?
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