Always always refer to EMPIRICAL evidence such as Sayona who is...

Always always refer to EMPIRICAL evidence such as Sayona who is already in production for a good period of time to get real data on Canada's poor amd higb cost operating environment.

It provides valuable insight to real world operating costs , production ramp up issues not meeting nameplate are all very common for producers , insights on what can go wrong, very poor logistics, weather being poor and snow water flooding mine pits affecting productions et etc.

None of these will ever be factored into any PEA, PFS or DFS

You listen to rampers saying how low cost this will be are all just blue sky rubbish.

Sayona is the empirical standard until proven otherwise.