My 2 cents worth... possibly 5 cents
"weekly production during the first week of the third quarter, producing 1,017 tonnes."
The number suggests that the existing plants are capable of producing 50,000 ton per year. The new one that's in planning adds that much more in capacity.
Assuming $300 per ton, minus $100 in costs you have maybe $20 million profit, ~1/5 of which is ours ($4 million) and fewer than 100 million shares. That's north of 4 cents per share.
Actually: 21.4% * $20 million divided by 81.86 million shares equals .05 per share
Granted we aren't there yet, and granted we'd like to see ten times that in production... (and of course sales) but the drills will tell us if that's realistic and a PEA will attract a major to take us out.
So, naysayers aside we seem to be in a decent position right now. It is investment. And you can still lose. (repeat as necessary)