Does CLQ want to be a miner, a leaser of its technology, or an...

Does CLQ want to be a miner, a leaser of its technology, or an equipment distributor? There have been mixed signs, so maybe a mix of the three. The Multoteq deals seem more as an equipment distributor, though there also seems to be an engineering and consultation component. But Multoteq gets the actual management contract on the water deals, they are just using CLQ technology, and the value of these deals to CLQ are kind of small potatoes. Will CLQ be in a position, anytime in the next 5 years, to buy another property, and take it thru the process of feasibility, finance, construction, etc.? Or will other companies either partner with them, when clq technology is economic, or just make some kind of streaming deal with them to use their technology. There isn't really that much buzz in the industry that CLQ technology is ready to revolutionize mining, all the positive info you hear about clean teq technology comes out of clean teq. So there is really only hope on our part that their commercial opportunities, and the profitability of those opportunities, are as good as we would like to think. It is a lot like other starter technology companies, there is a story, but us civilians are pretty clueless how everything really stacks up. Fortunately for CLQ, that component is free, if you are in it for the billions in cobalt, nickel, and scandium in the ground.