Well, here is Andrew's reply during our converstanion with him 2...

Well, here is Andrew's reply during our converstanion with him 2 years ago....:

............There is an oversupply of lithium raw materials but an undersupply of processing facilities to convert to usable end products (i.e. battery materials).

The reality is that the greatest growth market will be in areas such as copper where a n electric vehicle requires 4 times more copper than a standard petrol vehicle and solar and wind are huge users of copper. Copper rices are forecast to be very robust for the next 2 decades with looming undersupply issues where world inventories are about to dip below supply capability. That is why we have concentrated on IOCG (copper targets) – far more robust in the long term.

There are new battery materials such as the vanadium redox battery and manganese battery technology that will eclipse lithium in the next ten years and they have none of the safety issues or recycling issues.

What happened now here, times changing or ???? Long thinking or wrong management...