Do you think it is possible, given the knowledge that RE prices could likely rise over the coming decade and for decades after, that a business would cut a deal with IXR that strikes a balance between the profitable mine and cheap resources secured for a specified amount of years to hedge against RE price surges?
I have to imagine that those looking to secure reliable and ''green'' rare earths are more future looking than us retail investors.
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