I mean, it technically is news. In the long term, it's good. But, it really doesn't do much for us at the moment. The only thing realistically left is the permit; it feels unlikely that they are operational before 2026 at this rate, but I guess we shall seeeee. Will Dan achieve clarity, or will he trip and lose his glasses again?
The true positive is that once they are fully operational and permitted, the value of the company should scale immensely. Being the only company in the U.S that does this with established land and contracts holds value all the same, which still leads back to Dan wanting to be bought out by a major company.