Just read this response from Gerard Anderson and have to...

Just read this response from Gerard Anderson and have to challenge this.
"Our initial lithium target is Pilgangoora which lies south-west of Port Hedland. We again need a Native Title Mining Agreement before we can commence ground activities "


In all our discussions with Woomera the north blocks were  great interest, not only from a lithium point of view but they are close the the conglomerate gold strikes some companies have had.

Now there are 2 Pilangoora north blocks E45/4790 and E45/4796  and they both have native title agreements, in WA native title agreements must be made before an exploration licence is granted.
E45/4790 exploration licence was granted 7th July 2017 so the native title agreement was executed by us prior to that, E45/4796 exploration licence was granted 4th July 2017 and again native title agreements were executed prior to that date, by us the vendors of volt and liquid, long before Woomera took over.

In fact we were told something about the 2 north blocks before we signed the binding agreement as we were hesitant at that point, of course this has not eventuated since listing.

Now yes to do work on the blocks further agreement with natives has to be obtained but these are pretty basic things and if we obtained the real native title agreements and then exploration licence within months surely they should be far more progressed 4 months after listing, the main issue was getting the native title agreements done, all the rest is set out in the agreements and just have to be followed.

Maybe we should have been retained to get this thing moving. They have the funds so get on with it.