If by cooled down, you mean thorium extracted then yes. I'm...

If by cooled down, you mean thorium extracted then yes. I'm hardly an expert but it's my understanding that's part of the process at The LAMP and a thorium phosphate type precipitate is formed during leaching leaving a mixed RE product. I believe the separation of REs is the difficult part and where The LAMP excels. IMO, thorium extraction is not a problem, the problem is the cost of building a cracking and leaching facility in Australia.Where is the money going to come from ? IMO, best case for shareholders is more debt and LYC paying dividends is pushed out into the future. Worse case is we are robbed of future growth and profits in a buyout. As for valuable fertilizer, there is no shortage of phosphates in Australia. That byproduct does have value in Malaysia and would allow LYC to be more profitable. Irritating, isn't it ?