That is why it is so crucial to 'maintain' a democracy like...

That is why it is so crucial to 'maintain' a democracy like ours.

I believe our Chairman lives in Dutton’s electorate of Dickson. Therefore, in a representative democratic system like the one we have in Australia, should a Dutton Government take control and start to fiddle with the policy settings, our Chair will undoubtedly inform him of the project's significance, if he hasn’t already. Every vote has influence.

Let's not forget that our project was first supported by the Libs with the 185million loan when Morrison was in. So, I do think there is bipartisan consensus when it comes to Australia's capabilities to supply natural graphite to the world.

Currently, massive anode plants are being constructed and commissioned in Malaysia, Indonesia, and India. Therefore, it is increasingly possible that our neighbours in South-east Asia will serve as our binding partners. There has been a notable surge in anode production recently, which has probably accelerated as they aim to control the EV industry. Their appetite for raw materials will only increase.

The whole sector looks to be oversold. Thankfully, RNU's masterstroke was to raise enough money when it did. Presently, we are worth roughly cash value which puts us in a strong position.

All IMO, DYOR, GLTA(patient)H