RE:RE:RE:Manganese Bismuth magnets to be produced by two companies Considering MnBi magnets are being developed to alleviate China's stranglehold on rare earth magnets and currently China refines 84% of the world's bismuth, then it becomes apparent why "securing a stable Bi supply" is a top concern for Korecen - by and large, MnBi technical issues appear to have been resolved and a huge market potential exists. And, if this is a top concern for them, it's likely a top concern for PowderMet and whoever else is developing these magnets. All these new up and coming bismuth applications and incipient demands could ultimately put some price pressure on this critical mineral which wouldn't be a bad thing for FT. Global miners out there must be connecting these dots and poking around known stable reserves. Perhaps the missing ingredient for FT is government assistance, which appears to be around the corner, considering previous government program status announcements and especially when considering NICO has prioritized cobalt, more than one critical mineral, is advanced, will be vertically integrated and significant financial and technical readiness can be demonstrated. The lazy hazy days of summer will soon be behind us, and with a bit of good fortune, the government machine is back up and running at full speed and we start to hear some favourable news.