And can you just apply the Linus price to Viridis?

I think that's what a lot of the market looked at first.

You can take the price that Linus paid per tonne of annual output and apply it to Viridis' tonnes, which gets you a look through value of about $5.50 a share.

But we think that's probably a bit too simple because not every tonne is worth the same.

And on the DFS numbers, Viridis' tonnes are worth more.

So really for three reasons.

First, it's cheaper to run.

Now, I think you said you see a scarcity angle as well.