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Also in addition to my previous post, a look at a potential competitor in the north american market Ioneer. Now what are they doing:

In the DFS study completed in April 2020
, the Project produced ~20,600 tonnes per annum
(tpa) of lithium carbonate for the first three years, before converting to the production of
battery-grade lithium hydroxide in year four for the life of mine at 22,000 tpa LOM. Boric
acid production averaged 174,400 tpa LOM

So again, wouldnt you simply start with a carb based fit out and just ensure that the design allows for a fit out of Hydro?
That way once your up and in production of carb you can assess the economics of hydro and if its a more viable option assess when to move to convert.

As previously stated though, INR did a DFS on carb and hydroxide and that paved a path forward. I cant get my head around a dfs which shows Carbonate as the route to go and then. Wait no hang on we need to do more studies on hydro.

So do you have a set path forward or not?