RE:SashaI understand it based on the video and the companys own PEA which is already a tough sell with 18.3% IRR on a 1.72 billion dollar of high risk investment. Thats to go stainless feed product. The smelter feed is an advantage for this Fe Ni mineralogy and not an FPX cost since they sell to the smelter. If you go to Ni sulphate FPX costs go up and the chemistry is not well suited to the mineralogy. You can do it technically but its easier and cheaper to go with laterites or sulphides. The battery feedstock approach is just for corporate marketing, but it doesnt make economic sense. This will all come out eventually.