I agree with the commentary re AGM and specifically it was"We've...

I agree with the commentary re AGM and specifically it was

"We've got a perfect opportunityat North American Lithium which we 100% support. It's a no-brainer to go downto downstream to carbonate – it needs to have a funding package which is reallysupportive of the shareholder base here. These projects are expensive. You'veseen the initial capital there at $555M Canadian. Experience tells us that someof these numbers are growth numbers - they can blow out. We want to make sureit does not and that gives us an intrinsic opportunity to partner with someone,particularly at NAL. "

but just as important in that statement is my red highlighting. Fools rush in ...

But I don't follow you regarding "PLL have had the review on Carbonate plant since Jan"
The PTS released in Jun'23 states, that the JV (i.e. Sayona Quebec) has as

so what is it that you are thinking PLL is holding out on (with implied illegality associated therewith)? Maybe listen again to the AGM. Plenty of references in there wrt to the carbonate plant and the JV support thereof (and that includes PLL) ... right towards the end.

"...just for the shareholders, right at this point in time we are to disregard any carbonate producing timelines until further notice. I think there's a tolerance that has to be accepted in there. The target still sits at the same - that 5 year from the date of anniversary of signing the deal is a target to get the carbonate plant working or substantially working. That doesn't change. There's no penalties for not doing that - it's, I would say hat there's a hard wired penalty in there - but the wording around is soft. I would say it's, if you have a commitment to move through that, if we're sitting there and we've gone and put a bit of crash barrier around a site and said we've started, that's not going to fly. If we got it planned and we got it funded and we've got it going through, then there's no penalty ..."

but don't underestimate the funding difficulties - it GOES NOWHERE without funding and a partner (and that wont be PLL's fault). So all this tea leaf reading of timelines et al is a waste of time presently.

Now it is also a timely reminder to highlight that the PTS and its NPV8 of US$1,589M was done at