Since the cap raise AZL have had more instos or companies...

Since the cap raise AZL have had more instos or companies investing into it. If you look at the top 20, the ones that have been able to stay in, have stayed in. Individual money compared to instos is chalk and cheese. Theres only so many thousands or millions of dollars individuals can purchase.

The new TOP 20 have bought in because of all the public info out there. They don't get any special treatment or more info than the retail investor.

search up my previous posts around general trends of the US and shoring up local resource, supply chain and manufacturing. This isnt just for Lithium, it's for most minerals and elements. Similar to what the EU is doing as well as Australia.

The pandemic has shown us 5 things
1. Mitigating risks is top priority
2. Planning for disruption
3. Business continuity plans are critical
4. Securing/establishing local manufacturing
5. Talent shortage

So if you focus on BLM, you are looking at this with horse blinkers on.

AZL
- plan for future capacity of lithium
- mitigate risks financially ($45mil cash), also around BLM concerns. Who knows what is happening in the background?
- Cemvita partnership with the focus on sustainability and carbon negative manufacturing
- shoring up local labor for processing, mining, research
- Arizona state shifting to Lithium state and wanting to manufacture locally, LG etc

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