And a bit later she had AVL CFO Tom Plant close at the March PDAC in Canada….
And then at the close of the year was back in Wangara with the PM
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Before anyone else jumps in, here’s an excerpt from her speech today ;
..”Lest anyone forget the achievements of the resources portfolio over the past three years that I will be building on in the next:
There is the:
Critical Minerals Strategy;
Critical Minerals Development Program;
International Partnerships Program;
Shared infrastructure commitments with the WA government, which I aim to extend;
$500 million committed to Critical Minerals projects from the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility;
Investments into projects under the Critical Minerals Facility and NAIF at a value of over $2 billion;
$3.4 billion to Resourcing Australia’s Prosperity through geoscience and exploration; and
really very importantly - $17 billion Production Tax Credit incentive for critical minerals processing.
Now … I know there is more to do. There is always more to do. But this combination of policies is a very solid foundation from which this government will support industry to build this emerging critical minerals and rare earths opportunity…”
Does AVL count as one of the critical minerals to which she is referring which fall under NAUF eligibility and the production tax credit?
And us she including Lumina in her plans ?
Shared infrastructure commitments with the WA government, which I aim to extend;
…. I hope so, and I hope we found out soon because today’s price wipeout has unnerved me despite that I bought a reactive handful.
cheers
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