Tony Sage

Oh, not really.

On the ground, we're going 100 miles an hour doing what we can control.

We can't control the politics of the situation, but it certainly does affect us.

I mean, local people are very, very concerned, and I've never – we've been operating in Greenland for 22 years.

I've never seen a protest before.

So they are very, very concerned.

It does affect our staff in Greenland.

It does affect the mentality –

For the uncertainty for them.

But for us as a company, we're going, like I said, 100 miles an hour.

We're building pre-construction.

We're doing our pilot plant, our office and obviously the labs, which is going to be very crucial.

in analyzing all the materials.

Yeah, look, at the moment, we've got a 30-year, 500,000 tonne per annum licence to exploit the natural rare earths.

The rare earths that we're going to concentrate on is not the lights, for example, MP materials.

We're going to go for the heavies.

And we've got 4.7 billion tonne ore body, which in effect would last 1,000 years.

But we're only going to do a fraction of that, obviously, at the beginning.

So we're going to concentrate on the heavies, which are the terbiums, the hathemiums, the galliums.

and the spurs in the tantalum.