I dont care about your noise. It’s obvious that LRV is the...

I dont care about your noise. It’s obvious that LRV is the antimony stock market leader on the ASX. Yes, LRV’s price has been under short-term pressure due to T2 and even dropped to a panic-driven low of $0.42. But why did it climb back to $0.70 right before the stock issuance? If you look deeper into the fundamentals of the antimony market, who cares about short-term movements?

By 2025, China is expected to produce only 30,000 tonnes of antimony, leaving a 50,000-tonne deficit. And the U.S.? PPTA won’t start production until 2028, but what’s their capacity? LRV’s production capacity is set to be 5,400 tonnes per year, while Costerfield produces only 1,000 tonnes annually.

Do the math yourself. There are too many conspiracy theories floating around, and I don’t understand your agenda. As for me, I firmly believe that antimony will continue to shine brightly in 2025.