Sure mate.Part of the puzzle needs to be showing strategics and...

Sure mate.

Part of the puzzle needs to be showing strategics and others that Winsome is not a pretender.

Winsome's Adina is not just a cracking tier 1 near surface resource.Winsome's Renard will then enable it to be delivered. There is something about seeing it all in the flesh that I expect will likely change a few minds and galvanise those strategics with keen interest to act now or risk missing out.

Renard could be turned on tomorrow and start processing spod. It needs a short haul road, a permit for a quarry and some minor permitting adjustments to the existing permits for Renard. That's mindblowing for a company like Winsome that is technically still an advanced explorer. Contrast that to strategics heading to Corvette to see a camp and some drill hole collars.

Imagine if you have designs to get in on the ground floor into an embronic NA supply chain - but you need to secure feedstock to make sure you don't build a stranded $1b+ battery plant in Becancour. And you know there will be more interest from battery manufacturers wanting to get into the NA supply chain than there will be spod to feed them.

Once you secure supply, you can push the government to resolve the minor permitting issues and seek commitments on infrastructure support, because the government very much wants to set up a battery manufacturing industry in Becancour.

You can start looking for commitments from OEMs as well, as you know its within your influence to produce the batteries required.