Turner Caldwell

And so you really do want, like we jumped into lithium when lithium was like at the bottom of its recent trough and jumped into copper, you know, before it started to go on this run.

So the, the,

Generally, we want to work on metals that we think have a long-term supply-demand imbalance.

For copper, it's very much felt.

Grades are dropping or deposits are getting deeper.

Mineralogies are getting more complex.

It just means it's going to be a lot harder to make copper in the future.

That's what we want to work on.

What were you doing before this?

I was at Tesla for about a decade.

Most recently, I was running our minerals and metals team.

I was building our lithium refinery in Corpus Christi in Texas and running a lot of our battery recycling work.

So these are all...

Uh, it's basically calling out like things that don't have space for the words on that.

Okay.

Um, so it's just, it's a, it's a legend that you got, uh, crazy detailed legend.

Yep.

Well, our project is right on the border with Louisiana.

So that's the, uh, that's why we got it in the background.