And when ALB first were known to be wanting to buy and share...

And when ALB first were known to be wanting to buy and share price was circa $1.50, could you remind us all:

• how far from production was LTR
• what contracts associated with development of the production facilities had not been finalised
• how long before landing the major components of the build was that
• how many bids had been made for the underground mining contract
• how much of the solar farm had been laid out
• was it one or three of five (or none) of the wind farm pads that had been laid and parts arriving
• how much of the dragonfly accomodation village had been built
• what was the size of the overall workforce recruitment compared to now
• had the contract for transport of spod to port been released
• to what extent had development of the pit, portal and ROM stockpile progressed

I think comments about the world being different now compared to earlier are correct … but let’s not also forget how much more advanced and derisked the LTR operation is now compared to earlier. Anyone buying equity now is buying into a much derisked operation compared to what it was in the “pre-ALB declared interest” times.