Clear as day? Yes, they're looking at project opportunities, in...

Clear as day? Yes, they're looking at project opportunities, in the battery metal space. You're still not understanding the key word in that sentence - organic.

Here I went to the effort to google it for you as you obviously couldn't. If you look up 'organic growth' on investopedia, this is the definition.

'What Is Organic Growth?
Organic growth is the growth a company achieves by increasing output and enhancing sales internally. This does not include profits or growth attributable to mergers and acquisitions but rather an increase in sales and expansion through the company's own resources. Organic growth stands in contrast to inorganic growth, which is growth related to activities outside a business's own operations.'

This part of their statement means they are just looking at their current assets and investigating it for battery metals. The acquisition door is not closed based on their first statement 'Project generative work'.

I'm not going to try and convince you any further. I think we've all seen how you just believe what you want to and seem to disregard the evidence and facts.