All of this falls under our "social" licence duties, which do...

All of this falls under our "social" licence duties, which do call for treating all parties with respect. RNU's continuous attempts to build trust and transparency with everyone, from the neighbourhood fish and chip store owner to an indigenous group, have resulted in exceptional ESG standards.

Next week, DC will be meeting with high powered industry leaders from across Asia. Thus, he can confidently include this in RNU's goals to become a true global leader in graphite material when he gives his presentation on Monday.

With a lot of daddy love from the Albo government, clearly graphite has been targeted as one of the most likely materials to start a BOA-domino affect in the race to secure exChina supply. As Simon Moores, Benchmark Intelligence, states "Localising supply chains should really start with graphite.” And I think Albo is on the same page.

Also, securing Export Finance Australia funding showing that there are no fatal flaws with the Siviour Project including this Native title signing there will be no better place to win more love than in Seoul.

Looking forward to what next week may bring.

AIMO, DYOR, GLTA(patient)H