lithium australia to develop silicon anodes for lithium-ion batteries, page-91

2 things that I really like about the agm notes are. 1/ our focus in regards batteries are on the 2 main companies they have now. we are not spreading ourselves too thin by chasing more at the moment. also it probably means the 2 companies are both big and therefore royalties if successful will be similar. you wouldn't limit yourself to 2 battery manufacturers if they were small, resulting in small returns. imo. 2/ from peterfred notes, we have 18 poc opportunities that are active. it contradicts what I said about the batteries, but poc devices wouldn't involve as much work as the batteries (we would have built up a large database on poc devices) the more the merrier, I say. I will have to temper this with the fact it was claimed that previously 60 companies we supposedly dealing with us ? I think our new management team will have learn't from those previous mistakes.

from a very bleak few years, we seem to have a future ahead of us. a contained excitement is starting. of course, money is running out, so they will have to sign a deal in the near future.