RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:No moneyThanks a2bman, yeah I read that the Guyana Sheild in the Essequibo region contains prolific amounts of very hard and durable quartz based rock like granite and quartzite. I guess that they could crush that up in order to supply Guyana's construction needs.Isn't XOM building a $300 million port? Huge future demand for aggregate. Imported aggregate must be getting expensive. Not so much becsuse of constraints from initial suppliers but rather because of bottlenecks in Guyana's stretched port cspacity. They need more ports. Especially when XOM is talking about producing 1.3 million barrels per day by 2027. Lots of cash is gonna flow into government coffers to build lots of stuff.