Nice work
@PaullyDTin has a strategic and important place in the new-age renewables energy mix because there is no substitute for it. In this new development age, that will be technology dependant, unlocking Australian assets like this one will be critical in a post CV19 geopolitical environment.
We know, Stellar has the highest grade undeveloped resource located in a safe and secure mining jurisdiction with established infrastructure, work force, Mining Licences, government support but are we also acutely aware that it is running on 100% Tasmanian renewable energy? Just what the global ESG responsible Investment community, let alone the electronic and manufacturing industry, will be screaming for as we enter the recovery phase (yet to occur) of the pandemic and into the global decarbonising renaissance.
The 100 year historic tin demand cycle shows that a more fundamental wave has developed. The below image from one of Stellar's releases only goes to 2018 but you get the idea. From a macro cycle perspective, Stellar is in a great position. You can count on you fingers the amount of global projects capable of providing world demand, let alone securing it. Most are in dubious or sovereign risk countries with poor ESG credentials.
Additionally, apart from imminent news on exciting assay results, the Silver/lead/zinc and Gold potential is compelling.
Exciting times!
GLTAH
