From my very limited understanding, it seems more likely that joining adjacent tenements allows better scoping of both resources and this benefits both parties. Economies of scale and streamlining extraction just screams mutual benefit, which I imagine is the true motivation rather than satisfying a T/O offer for LEL's lithium. It's still a seller's market in the end.
Ann: Merger & IPO Spin-Out of LEL and NVX Natural Graphite Assets, page-58
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