Absolutely. it's part of our vocabulary and our values. Everything will depend on the new owner. It will be a matter of setting out guidelines and saying what we want. The offer we've made for the lithium mine includes all stages of processing, right down to the product that will be used to make batteries.
People who come here should be absolutely required to do the processing on site and make anodes, cathodes, and battery components. One day, we may have a battery assembly plant, like Tesla, which has factories all over the world to assemble its batteries. Tesla doesn't make batteries, it assembles batteries to put in its cars.
We have to be in the supply chain, which is a very strategic sector, and we can't divest ourselves of our unprocessed natural resources for the next 100 years. That would be a real scandal. All electrification will happen in the next 100 years. Think solar panels, electric cars, electric trains and trucks. We have what it takes to be in that chain.