Thanks for link, i hadnt read that one. Was interesting. And USA...

Thanks for link, i hadnt read that one. Was interesting. And USA will probably look internationally for niobium as NioCorp is struggling to get investment to build the mine, its dragging on quite long now. I suppose their grades dont impress investors enough to want to throw money into them.
USA will have to look internationally and what better oppotunity is there than WA1 and this recent deposit discovery. Those Canadian deposits reek compared to our stash!
Yeah critical minerals are becoming a big deal, but also how much it seems like countries are realising its a rush to get onboard ready for this green energy transition. America, EU, middle east, so many countries have recently announced intentions to get heavily involved in critical minerals. Paul knows he is sitting in the drivers seat here with this game changing deposit, its such a growing and game changing stash down under, CBMM are thinking "boy, whats happening over there in Perth, things are getting nasty" and Paul will just laugh at any offer under 7billion because we're onto something epic and Elk Creeks grades stinks

i believe Paul thinks this deposit is too nasty to sell for less than 7bill