LPI is taking and acting like it should. It is a strong position...

LPI is taking and acting like it should. It is a strong position to control the second best salar in Chile after seven long, gruelling years of hard work and expense. The new lithium policy demands a development standard set by LPI in Chile. LPI's ESG credentials are exemplary and it now has a prominent profile in that country. To be able to potentially share control of a salar which contains a 15 to 20 million tonne, 1000mg/l Li + resource places LPI in an enviable position. As has been said by many govt officials and lithium industry analysts over many years, there is room for only one or two players at Maricunga and that will include LPI, unless it is taken over.