Then there is AZL Director Barnaby Egerton-Warburton, who is...

Then there is AZL Director Barnaby Egerton-Warburton, who is also the CEO and Executive Chairman of Pantera Minerals. If you like brine, you’ll love Pantera, since it has its snorkel sunk into the lithium-rich Smackover cocktail in Arkansas, USA. This stuff has about 5 times as much lithium as the Canadian brew, liter for liter. Pantera’s holding directly abuts Exxon Mobil’s Lithium Brine Project, and other major lithium brine players in the region include Standard Lithium & Albemarle Corporation.

AZL invented the marketing slogan “Battery Corridor,” but has now abandoned it, instead sending off Canadian samples to Asia. But Egerton-Warburton still promotes Pantera’s “close proximity to end users including major Gigafactories.”

How is Pantera doing? Its market cap is $9.5 million. Compare that to AZL. Maybe about what should be expected of a brine explorer with Australian roots. But it was once worth a lot more. Shares can be had for 2 cents now, but you would have paid 35 cents back in September 2021.

Pantera can be found on Level 1 of that Outram building in West Perth. I wonder who has the better parking spot.

Have AZL investors ever seen a photo of Mr. E-W? He’s camera shy, but posed for Pantera.