This is true. A hydroxide plant would at the very least, be a...

Purely as a conservative measure. EBITDA doesn't include tax but we all know that one way or another, the tax man gets his dues and I wanted to factor that in so that it was more relatable for less finance savvy investors who are just learning the ropes.

This is true. A hydroxide plant would at the very least, be a further multiplier of our annual after taxes and expenses profits.


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I think it entirely depends on the outcome of the Hydroxide study (which should be getting close to complete now) and also how much help Tesla are willing to provide to help secure their supply chains.