Ann: Rincon Lithium Project - Progress Update, page-139

I don't think it is pie in the sky stuff at all. It is long term planning that is worthy of consideration. I never said this should be done tomorrow.

Is this project fair game Robbo to say it can be done : "EMP Metals said that the Viewfield lithium brine project owned by its subsidiary Hub City Lithium in Canada will involve total capital expenditures (capex) of $571m based on the findings of a preliminary economic assessment (PEA) study.The capex encompasses direct as well as indirect capital costs, including contingency costs of $52m.Located in Saskatchewan, the Viewfield lithium brine project is anticipated to produce a total of 282,090 tonnes of battery-grade lithium carbonate. This will result in an average annual output of 12,175 tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) over the course of its 23-year project life." (EMP Metals unveils $571m capex for Viewfield lithium brine project in Canada (nsenergybusiness.com))

But before you carry on with all your rebuttals about this and that and this and that again. Just remember I only said that it is worthy of consideration where synergies can be found and that from a risk management perspective it is indeed perfect. I don't directly work for AGY, so I am not going to write a complete investment thesis with NPV analysis to satisfy you. I have enough project evaluations to do for uni at the moment .