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03/03/20

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Originally posted by Royal_Viking: ↑

so when say a bank’s loan department/ or an insurance company changes or amends certain small print / policies they always publish them on their main website ? The answer is No. Again you are twisting my words. I said has nothing to do with amounts and it is my understanding “there has been a policy change to include lithium and also Australian companies with critical minerals assets outside Australia”

A good current example is travel insurance. Right now no coverage for Corona if coverage is taken after 24th January will be excluded, do they or did they amend their websites for say such a change. My point is not all policies that change within a company makes it to their website. Nothing is static. Guidelines yes, they typically get updated.

Anyways, IMO I don’t see any problems here with CATL as it will get done one way or another, why because of the good faith extended by them with their none interest baring convertible loan is the proof in the pudding. You should know that with your background.

If the announcement was just a pure extension, that would have gotten me up on my toes.

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Correct policy change can be so fluid that the website is delayed in updating the change.

Unless there is a law that forces there hand to update its a low low low priority.

all in all progress is happening its an outside influence delaying the green light.

swings and round abouts really

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