Interesting "Advanced" Feasibility study - freaked the day traders out with a massive CAPEX number. As usual local Aussie suppliers having a lend on the indirect costs as well.
With the execution of the 3 major offtake agreements, ESPECIALLY General Motors for 100% of nickel and cobalt production for the life of project from a Stage 2 expansion, these guys should be providing debt facilities at good lending rates - prepaid/upfront and get this show on the road.
GM should be writing a check for $1.75Bn today..................
C'mon QPM get with the program.
A lithium company said to an OEM, you want the last 1/3rd of our high grade Spodumene offtake, come with $300MM debt facility or you dont get the goods..................
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