AQD have done a good job over the years of running on a shoe string budget by picking up high impact prospective projects and then farming out so that someone else can do the heavy lifting and spending
Those Copper projects in Peru require another deep pocketed partner to step up and foot the bill for exploration which directors appear confident they will
With Copper rallying and looking like it's going to have another leg up not hard to see AQD back near 2c if they get a funding partner who will do some more high impact drilling for them
Also being in South Americ I've always held the hope they might pick up some Lithium brine projects in the Lith triangle
