It’s Gareth who recalled that Altura also had “plenty” of offtakes, not me. Apparently, he considers them to have been important. However, he seems to have forgotten the exact number, the identity of the offtakers and the total tonnes agreed. It’s very relevant to the final income obtained by Altura: fixed prices agreed in a bearish market could be the responsible for Altura not cashing enough money to survive. And here it comes the agreements made by LTR, which are not at fixed prices but anchored to the final product (LiOH).
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