RE:RE:RE:Growth Story DebateYes there is for sure. I don't think it's so much the mineralogy of the ore body as opposed to the exsisting material flow to produce the products they sell. Glencore's partnership with First Cobat near New Liskeard interesting because if fully developed it would be the only battery suitable cobalt sulfate refinery in North America. The matte flowing through thier refinery in Norway, most of which comes from Canada, produces nickel and cobalt beyond the value that is needed for batteries. These products are ultra pure, demand premium prices and are used in high end applications. Ni-Cr-Co super alloys in the aerospace sector for example. I was sifting through some of Vale's quarterly reports last week and essentially they source 100% of their upper class 1 nickel from the North Atlantic and 100% of thier battery suitable nickel from Indonesia. They also consistently indicate that nickel flowing through the North Atlantic demands a premium (8-9%) above LME while thier battery suitable upper class 2 nickel receives a discount below LME prices.