Our 'great national treasure' Gina goes for cheap but sexy, and...

Our 'great national treasure' Gina goes for cheap but sexy, and our lovely HAW obliged.....

Lithium being one of the hottest models on today's catwalk.

Quite right Trees, the end take is dependent on the transfer pricing, and that gets tricky if value being realised off-shore, or through quid-pro-quo 'understandings'.

But, they really can't go too far from market, otherwise it all ends up in court - not something any of the parties would want. The ATO will be watching too.

No doubt, there's a lot of cake on the table for both active parties in this deal - the doer (Hancock) and the buyer (India).

That means there's huge incentive for both parties to crack on, the greedy baggers. It's what we need.

Keep in mind that just a few days ago HAW's MC was under $30m (not excluding a considerable cash component, and other assets). Mt Bevan Lithium alone will be worth many multiples of HAW's net MC.

We're at the same tea party, and Gina won't let the Indians fleece her. We'll get our slice of jammy cake too.

Ride along and get rich with these big jungle beasts. Nicely done. I'd be surprised if Gina hasn't been pondering a HAW take over bid, before Mt Bevan get's too big. But that another scenario....

Looking forward, there's so much more at Mt Bevan. It's a resources treasure trove.

As infrastructure starts being planned and put in place, the entry costs and business case for processing other Mt Bevan resources along-side becomes more and more attractive.

Once Mt Bevan's resources buffet starts opening up, we'll be gorging ourselves silly.

Many of us have spent years invested, knowing Mt Bevan's potential is massive. Patiently, waiting for this moment, we have real momentum....