Ann: Non-Executive Director Appointment-CLQ.AX, page-23

So I take it as good news that R. Friedland is on the board (the market appears to, and I am loving that) and with his business and connections/general cred, this should make it make it considerably easier to raise necessary funding for Co Ni plant.
Does anyone here have a grip on, or knowledge of R. Friedlands' management style vis a vis CRs with regard to other company's that he has managed/controlled previously???? Would be v interested to hear if someone has some clues.
Further, from what I read in the recent Presentation, management stated the EIS is approved, I thought that if they were going to do the Co Ni scenario on top of the Sc, that CLQ might have to lodge an amended or separate EIS. So I take it, that is not a concern.
Other stuff I liked was, the Presentation makes a super compelling case for getting into Co asap. I also liked a lot that, outside of the Congo (where majority of production goes to China) CLQ has the biggest high grade deposit known and they can extract at a very economical price point. Must say that I was thinking the Sc and water story was where CLQ was headed more immediately, the Presser makes v clear management has other plans, but am happy to be onboard with this development. Some of this has been noted here before but this is a great story to be riding.
By the way, how much does one of those Co Ni plants cost?
GLTAH