RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Estimate price of ev. buyoutI understand the defined project value approach however I think it's a mistake to simply value the project using the limited project numbers. Think of the total asset value. With 9MM tonnes of lithium carbonate, an 80% recovery and using US$11,000/tonne LCE, the total asset value is $79B. Do you think CYP management will allow someone to else use debt to cover capex and put up only $100-200MM to buy out the shareholders? I think it is more likely that value will be placed on a per tonne basis. Because CYP is US based and because of the consistency of production that this property can produce, it will bring a premium price as compared to the $75-$100/tonne appraisals elsewhere. I don't think it is ridiculous to expect a $150/tonne price where other projects have inconsistent production schedules due to their project limitations. $150/tonne X 9MM(80% recover) tonnes = $1B. less capex = $600MM / 99MM FD shares = $6/share.