Ioneer Article, page-7

https://unauthorised investment advice/primers/everything-you-ever-wanted-to-know-about-boron-including-how-it-may-save-the-world/

let’s just get this out of the way – boron. It’s anything but.

In fact, as James McGrath eloquently puts it, boron is about to get a lot more attention, “much like a tomboy who suddenly puts on a dress”.

Among the regular uses for boron are insulating materials, ceramics, detergents, eye drops, mild antiseptics, washing powders, tile glazes and killing cockroaches.

No really, stick around. It gets better, promise.

Boron, as it turns out, is also a micronutrient in plants that strengthens their cell walls and helps them not dry out.

And what’s happening to plants the world over in this magical age? They’re drying out.

So boron, as it turns out, has role to play in saving the world. It’s kind of a potash/phosphate V2.0.

If you don’t believe us, a recent QY Research report showed the refined boron market is headed for about $2.9 billion by the end of 2025 with a compound annual growth rate of about 4.5 per cent.

There are just a handful of producers controlling the entire supply. And you guessed it, one of them is an ASX small cap.