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The (Li) price is only back where it was before the spike in lithium a few year back. Prior to that it was around half what it is now (and our share price was also on its knees). The demand may have softened, but not gone away by any means.

More erosion on the asx overnight

Agree that's it's not the most reassuring starts to the year, but what can we do but wait for a glimmer of hope. I'm not selling in the teens, not after all this time..

Slightly better start to 2024, but there’s a lot of ground to recover. I’d like to think they’ll get their report together closer to start of Q1 than end, but history suggests that this may be wishful thinking!

It’s a poor show for sure, but at this price it’s either wait it out, or take a gamble and get some more

Perhaps the company commissioned to complete the DFS didn’t bother to start it yet, and only just noticed?

Next interview with Keith will be interesting (or possible they’ll just re release one of the old interviews, and put a new date on it?!)

Some things on aim never change. sadly this is a complete car crash, and entirely avoidable too - still holding, but not about to throw good money after bad

The trust was gone a long time back, but why bother setting these timescales. Insane

I don’t. The further it falls, the further it needs to come back up on news, which it has always struggled with. Hoping for something ‘game changing’ as much as anyone else here, but will only believe it when I read it!

Who really cares? Either they make a decision, or they accept that the eu slides into irrelevance. Pretty straightforward youd think, but whilst you can lead a horse to water..:.

Asx down 7% due to single trade at the close - seems perfectly reasonable..

Second that. It's been a long wait thus far, which is why i'm not about to give up on it

i don't buy the macro argument for price variation in lithium carbonate. when you have just one global customer (china) locking up so much of the demand, it seems more open to manipulation akin to opec turning up and down supply to suit their game plan. in this case, china want as much as possible, so it makes sense to drive up demand to get projects into the feasibility stage, then crash it to try and force them to sell out due to lack of other investment.

once europe has its own controlled supply, then it becomes much harder for this manipulation on price to occur.

that said, what would really give the supply chain a kick up the ****, would be for the eu to actually make a decision, and form policy to encourage investment immediately, rather than always from some arbitrary point in the future.

as for the uk..

Yep _ energy density nowhere near

I’m guessing it’s unlikely

I just wonder why the curtains are hung halfway down the window - is that an Aussie thing?

Interesting…

Where has the delay been stated as early next year?

Pennies, plus a couple of pounds more like

I’d be happy to call it a day after 7 years waiting. For the right price of course!