What is your take on the size of the battery recycling market in the next five years, as battery factories ramp up? Is there any indications or ideas on how much of the supply market recycling is going to be able to replace, even to the closest 10% of total material requirement?
I understand recycling is a real thing, I just don't have a feel for what percentage of the future demand it is going to be able to replace and therefore the effect on commodity pricing in the future (and obviously AUZ if it is able to get off the ground)
Thanks in advance
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