Sileach maywell be patented intellectual property of L-max and...

Sileach maywell be patented intellectual property of L-max and you won't be pulling the wool over the eyes of the recently appointed PLP company secretary albeit Strategic Metallurgy.
LIT does have three free of L-max patent juristictions by mutual agreement and all of Western Australia is one of them sofar.
Well see how the progress updates from the miniplant trials at ANSTO Minerals go and PLS is paying for half the costs before they commit to how they are going to process because they want it to work aswell for reasons as to cost and sofar it's looking good ! including exiting deleterious contaminants not wanted in lithium but can be further processed into cash generating byproducts further reducing costs !
Two percent royalties after the three juristictions could be cheap anyway but anyone has the right to use the patent ?
PLP can also print out up to 2.41B shares aswell.
Expect results 'Adrian Griffen'.