You make a good point about lithium prices.
However, I see the opposite occurring.
LTM is a large scale mine that will need an expanded resource.
It is the fledgling miners and junior explorers who will lose out.
LTM already has an operational mine and imho NIS is on track to providing LTM with a resource.
EV's may be on the nose atm but they are the only real alternative in the foreseeable future and Europe is pushing ahead with its 2035 agenda
From the SMH"Australian motorists may have little choice but to buy an electric vehicle within 12 years, experts say, after Europe effectively banned the sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2035.
The European Union has formally approved plans to cut car emissions by 100 per cent by 2035, following similar restrictions in countries including China, Japan, Canada and Hong Kong."
Regards
DD
