Just a bit of chat about Wingellina. The new development of a liquid market in battery metal inputs at the LME an the rapid growth of LiO battery demand for such things as cobalt sulphate, nickel sulphate, lithium, etc puts MLX Wingellina resource in a new environment.
Don't know how much different the capital cost would be to produce these inputs as distinct from the slab metal but think it may be a fair bit less and much more scaleable? Does anyone out there have any good handle on this?
It would effect the capitalisation of the Wingellina asset in the share price presumably?
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