In order to derisk their projects the directors are especially conscious of market conditions and prices.
They will not hesitate for one second to suspend a project if the market conditions are not right.
A clear example of this is Barrambie which they have kept for the past 15+ years for this exact reason.
The other main risk is, as you pointed out, burning through cash without any project to fruition.
The last risk is geopolitical in nature. Our relationship with China is souring and it is an important potential market for batteries and EV batteries and could impact global consumption of lithium
This could be a plus though for battery recycling
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