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I think it could be way bigger than that.

Having a deep knowledge in the production of hydroxide and building hydroxide plants all over the world should give you a better appreciation of what Piedmonts ambitions are. I posted yesterday that Galaxy would pursue a downstream partner to process their spodumene from James Bay. Galaxy has been in the lithium business for a while and you would think they might be ready to branch out and start down the road of integrated chemical producer but they haven't - one big reason is because it's pretty damn difficult and up front costs are very high. Having David Klanecky on board allows Piedmont to boldly push ahead with these type investments.