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We have had the nextchem joint venture for a while now and it sloghtly concerns me that we have had no clarity on any results or progress with the actual DLE process.I assume that all is well otherwise we wouldnt have got this far in the bolivian process.I will feel much better when we have results in black and white to put to bed any doubts.

Prove it at scale and the skys the limit...

Lets not feel too sorry for Woody.He will have made a nice few quid out of his tenure at Harl.

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Interesting that the marine licence all set up for the high court .whomever picks up IM if that is the plan will be guaranteed a judgement in their favour.

We have been brought to a situation where the government control matters from the perspective that the company was reliant on the loan guarantee...Was thus situation the plan all along?.There is far more too this than meets the eye.Probably why we had buying before suspension.John Wood played his part and completed his brief.imo

I am sailing....they never disclosed who bought the data.it was pre G lyons.

Not long until we slip into august and then we will surely know what way our potential goes.A successful pilot plant test on brines at scale will be a game changer irrespective of Bolivia.Add in European infastructure funding and an offtake deal and we could finally see Clontarf deliver returns for long suffering investors.

I have suspected the gas cavern project would be picked up by another entity right from when infa sold the salt cavern drill data for a million quid.i suspect it was part of a larger plan.

Was this company always being set up for someone else to step in.

It seemed folly to keep aquiring assets methil arnish etc and hoping work would be forthcomibg..Navantia lurking and have been training harland employees and have Navantia not invested in the shipyard in belfast?The neverendjng delays over the marine licence ckearly looks engineered.if this is taken on by another whats the odds the gas cavern project gets the go ahead.

Navantia uk.

Mathew warner....not disputing Eagle but is there any proof it is actually Mathew warner?

ApologiesThats what i meant Eagle.ship it and reassemble.

Prove it to the bolivians with the synthetics and then build a pilot in bolivia.

The DLE technology puts Clontarf in a very good position in Bolivia and of course it is dependant on the tech being viable at scale.

Equally important is our relationship with the EU and its desire to find a reliable and environementally friendly source of Lithium and the potential funding available in particular for something that Bolivia is desperate for ,infastructure.

We could be on the cusp here of something great for the SP..Potential is exciting but what we need is something tangible and hopefully then next month brings more clarity.

M22C.So clon/nextchem make up their own brines to test the pilot plant and then when they are satisfied its running well they then put the bolivian brines through..That does make sense..Once the synthetics go through it proves whether or not it works at scale without the need for the bolivian brines at this stage.

Scillymike.."you hope labour dont bail them out."

They arent bailing them out .

We have a large defence contract that will be good for working people andcapprentices with those workers paying taxes and all the suppliers of materials paying taxes.How the likes of yourself and Consuela are obsessed with H andW failing beggars believe and suggests pure selfishness.

Morning Eagle..thank you for the AGM update..The rns stated they hadnt sent the brines to India and yet you state that the brines are to be tested at the pilot plant.Just for clarity are the brines being tested at the pilot plant at scale or are we still awaiting the bulk of the brines to be shipped to India.

Really appreciate your feedback

M22C..do you have the link to the telegram group?

M22C. If i may.

After attending the AGM what was the stand out points you took away from the meeting