General discussion, page-181

I note that Rick doesn’t present until tomorrow – Wednesday 17, at 11am EST.

However, nice timing for AR3 to be amongst it with today’s breakthrough announcement: 'Highly successful metallurgical tests point to significantly lower processing costs.'

This testwork shows that AR3 are able to screen and remove larger ore particles before processing to increase the head grade significantly (the magic feed size number being 75 microns), to significantly lower its processing costs to 'bugger all' in the scheme of thing! Not that it needed to anyhow, as the lower capex of ionic-clay hosted projects will always trump hard rock set-up costs which need scale to have any chance of being economically viable.

AR3 is leading the way for ionic-clays located in sovereign-trusted countries. As more and more countries like Peru, Argentina, Mexico, the Congo, Kazakhstan and now Canada, have either announced or enabled plans to nationalise their natural resources. Making jurisdictional risk the largest risks to all investors to consider, see article.

All good for AR3. As global supply chains will need security of supply in the looming green economy. Therefore, it's counting on its success to not only deliver but lead.

AIMO, DYOR, GLTA(patient)H