EXIM failing becomes less likely with each passing day, even as more pots of money appear at the end of the government rainbow across multiple Departments. If EXIM fails, possibilities could remain with Defense, Energy and now maybe even State. Some of those pots could even supplement success with EXIM in additional loans or even grants. The government has frequently, repeatedly and urgently stated its unwavering commitment to address critical mineral supply chain issues domestically. There are countless examples of them demonstrating that resolve by passing relevant legislation and funding projects. NioCorp and the Elk Creek Project sit squarely in the bulls-eye of that target. If you choose to not see any of that, that's clearly your prerogative. Who knows, this path may result in more favorable terms, with less dilution and debt, than previous opportunities. We'll see soon enough. The next 3.5 months of the FUTURE should be very interesting. The past is inconsequential at this point.
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