There is no problem with your English Tomson, it is very understandable and you have ideas which we like to hear about.
Our Canadian position with the International Lithium Canadian J/V is very promising as it is a very fruitful area. To date at Mavis we have very rich Spodumene content and waiting on promised assay results for new drilling episode completed. The Mavis project is the most advanced of the Canadian projects and the awaited results will be very telling in a positive manner I believe.
The Raleigh project was laST drilled in 1999 and results include 9m at 2.80% Li2O. We are yet to drill there ourselves for confirmation data for allied mining products but believe the area is very rich.
As for new Caesium pods and Cobalt by-products, I would say early days and some speculation at the moment but awaited assay results at Mavis will tell us more – there is Caesium there though. If you could add to this you are most welcome.
Mavis and Raleigh are not far from the Wabouchi deposit which is a combined open-pit and underground mining project in the James Bay area of Quebec, Canada. Nemaska Lithium fully owns their Whabouchi project, which is considered to be the world's second richest and biggest deposit with 27.3Mt of proven and probable reserves.
Lepidico is a very active company and is in most hot areas and presently a contact of ours.
They are advancing in the lithium development space, including an optioned project in northern Quebec. The company optioned up to 75% of the Lamare project from Critical Elements, located in the same region as their Rose and the NMX Whabouchi projects in James Bay. What I am saying in agreeing with you that if the required by products are there too then your idea is sound and probably on the companies' radar, we just don't know. We'll see what comes out of the results we get as we go along and how the companies think as they talk together.
Good luck Tomson and we hope we hear from you again.
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