One part that may wrong here is I don’t think I’ve ever seen a...

One part that may wrong here is I don’t think I’ve ever seen a company return 100% of its annual profit to shareholders or any stakeholder for that matter. And IMO I wouldn’t want them too as you need a steady cashflow to sustain growth of the business. I want long term, consistent value return. But if we take the same idea here you raise and conservatively get back 10% ROI per year through dividends, I would be frigging ecstatic with that. And again, IMO, buying into RNU and getting in at the ground floor right now at the start of this mega trend of decarbonisation and battery demand is something that I have a lot of confidence in returning solidly over years to come. But what do I know…

GLTAH and DYOR