Nextsource Materials Inc (NSRCF)

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Yep, sure WAS a decent read there, wasn't it ?.... Yikes.

Uranium, graphene/aluminum batteries, nickel and even copper.
Oil ?
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https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/nextsource-materials-announces-fabrication-assembly-120000322.html

The Processing Plant is capable of processing 240,000 tpa of ore.
It'll now undergo "Factory Acceptance Testing" !.....(the final and important assembly "validation step" which simulates and tests the end-to-end functional operation in a "controlled engineering environment")......

Once all the design specs and functions have been "verified".....
the Plant will be "containerized" and sent to....."the mine".


mkt cap 369m Cdn