The "pegmatites" in the photo look dubious. They look more granitic/gneissic to me. And if they are pegs, they don't look particularly prospective.
The only way forward for OAR is to do a stock consolidation and focus on the South Australian tenements, whilst looking for decent projects here in Australia or go for the hattrick in Brazil.
I think the market would respond well to OAR picking up a brazilian lithium play, whilst benefitting from the experience that CG has in brazil and all the country knowledge and infrastructure already setup by LRS and SLM.
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