Ann: Lithium Carbonate Process Developed, page-28

LPDs lithium outcomes (production, and logistics costs) are no gamechanger when it comes to competitive advantage unless it secures the offtake credits for ALL of its biproducts, particularly cesium and rubidium which global consumption does not even come close to that which is in LPD's feasibility

Demand is heavily balanced to lithium and there are too many other reliable long resource lifecycle companies (cashed up) who will continue to produce and supply known good quality product to existing and new clients. These companies are also able to ramp up supply as true demand increases

R&D which strengthen offtake negotiations is never a bad thing (tax break revenue) but it will hardly get a WHOOOHOO from the market

I wonder if LPD will be going to the market soon to pay for its 'EPCM contract to start without delay'. How else would they be able to pay for it?