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Nov 4, 2026

Henry JenningsHOST
4:55
We did see lithium stocks under pressure again.
Henry JenningsHOST
4:58
Pilbara down 1.1, but Liontown down 2.4 percent.
Henry JenningsHOST
5:01
IGO down 2.8 percent.
Henry JenningsHOST
5:04
Linus hung in.
Howard KleinHOST
1:46
I referred to Ken as a lithium legend because there are very few people in the lithium industry who have successfully moved from early stage exploration and development to finance, construct, and subsequently become a major lithium producer generating significant cash flow and paying dividends.
Howard KleinHOST
2:05
Ken joined Pilbara Minerals, now PLS, as CEO in January 2016, when it was just a $200 million Aussie market cap.
Howard KleinHOST
2:15
Today, it trades at $9 billion Aussie market cap, nearly 45x market cap growth.
Howard KleinHOST
2:23
PLS reported last night its highest quarterly production at Pilgangora, producing 268,000 tons of spodumene concentrate in the September quarter, up 25% on the previous quarter.
Howard KleinHOST
2:36
Unit operating costs fell 12% to $539 a ton, with revenue of $563 million.
Howard KleinHOST
2:46
Ken gave a great interview with the Money of Mine podcast over the summer in which he talks through some tough choices he had to make as he navigated a much less mature financing environment, the Altura acquisition, and Pilbara's role in creating better price discovery through the BMX auctions.
Howard KleinHOST
3:04
A link is in the show notes to that interview, which I'd highly recommend as further background and a bit of a launching point for today's discussion.
Howard KleinHOST
3:14
Ken had an extremely short-lived retirement from PLS, joining what was then called Patriot Battery Metals as CEO in January 2024.
Henry JenningsHOST
20:30
Indeed.
Henry JenningsHOST
20:31
And doing IR and presentations, et cetera, does help to get the message out there because I think you're unfairly being caught in the same trap as the likes of Liontown or Pilbara with that massive sell-down that we've seen in the lithium price in the last six to 12 months.
Henry JenningsHOST
20:48
Yeah.
Henry JenningsHOST
20:50
It is taking its toll.
Henry JenningsHOST
21:39
You're not Robinson Crusoe there, Chris, I
Cris MorenoGUEST
21:41
have to say.
Henry JenningsHOST
21:43
Pilbara, 16%.
Henry JenningsHOST
21:46
It's a familiar story.
Henry JenningsHOST
4:10
Nothing very exciting.
Henry JenningsHOST
4:12
I have to say in the resource sector, we had Linus down 1.2, Pilbara up 0.8.
Henry JenningsHOST
4:17
There was a bit of action, though, in energy in terms of the coal stocks.
Henry JenningsHOST
4:23
Whitehaven fell 5.1%.
Henry JenningsHOST
4:07
Limetown down another 2.4%.
Henry JenningsHOST
4:10
Pilbara down another 1.1%.
Henry JenningsHOST
4:12
And we saw some selling in, well, Santos down 1.4%.
Henry JenningsHOST
4:17
The coal stocks eased.
Jack McGinnGUEST
38:48
We're talking 20 years in the case of Pilbara Minerals.
Jack McGinnGUEST
38:50
They're going to be, what, PLS they're called now? Yeah.
Jack McGinnGUEST
38:52
They're going to be buying it for 20 years.
Jack McGinnGUEST
38:53
So...
Henry JenningsHOST
3:08
Mineral Resources down 1.7%.
Henry JenningsHOST
3:10
Pilbara down 4%.
Henry JenningsHOST
3:13
We had Liontown down 7.5%.
Henry JenningsHOST
3:15
So there's certainly no love lost there for the Lion.
Belinda VarischettiHOST
0:35
We'll catch up with a few of those shortly here on the Country Hour.
Tara DeLangraftCORRESPONDENT
0:38
And Pilbara Lithium Miner, PLS... has become Fortescue's first
Belinda VarischettiHOST
0:44
clean energy customer.
Belinda VarischettiHOST
0:46
PLS has signed a power purchase agreement with Andrew Forrest Fortescue to supply power to its Pilgangora operation just out of Port Hedland.
Belinda VarischettiHOST
0:56
Details on that shortly.
Belinda VarischettiHOST
1:06
6 past 12 here on the Country Hour on the ABC WA.

21 MINS LATER

Belinda VarischettiHOST
21:47
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Deputy Secretary George Mina speaking in Senate estimate hearings yesterday.
Belinda VarischettiHOST
21:54
27 past 12.
Laura BesaratiHOST
8:29
We have a couple of AGMs as well from Data 3, Vicinity Centres, Fortescue and Dexys.
Laura BesaratiHOST
8:35
And a few quarterlies out tomorrow too, including Pilbara Minerals, Boss Energy, Woolworths, Iluka Resources and Vulcan Energy.
Laura BesaratiHOST
8:41
So a huge day ahead.
Laura BesaratiHOST
8:43
Let's wait and see what happens with this inflation data.
James GerrishHOST
3:31
um uh in terms of company uh announcements today we've got a number of agms uh for the smaller company space but we've got fortescue hosting their agm which we've got in the income portfolio uh vicinity centers uh 4dx and a bunch of smaller companies dexus as well and a bunch of smaller companies sales updates quarterlies from Boss Energy, that'll be interesting.
James GerrishHOST
3:57
Iluca, Pilbara and Woolies have got a sales update as well.
James GerrishHOST
4:01
West African Resources out with their numbers as well.
James GerrishHOST
4:07
And again, a bunch of other smaller companies out with their quarterly updates.

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