Wanted to add that there is a scoping study of the same process (LiB-R) to correct the comment in the last straw which has the NPV, Payback and IRR figures. I haven't really looked close but I think it assumes a 10 year project life.
You have to go back to 2019 to find the announcement
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Ok, it is out of date given the recessionary/high inflation/short energy environment, especially in Germany and maybe they should do an updated one. But NMT constantly reassures us their hydrometallurgical process (did I get that right?) is much less energy intensive than conventional methods.
And to get an appreciation of the (very) long timeline up to this current point
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Yes I hold in real portoflio (I got in late after the WIN dermerger) but not in strawman.