 Hi, I'm Chris Thompson from Investor Intel and today we're with Mitchell Smith, the president and CEO of Global Energy Metals. The ticker is GEMC on the venture exchange. How are you today, Mitchell? Good, Chris. Thank you very much for having us on today. So just for the investors, people who might not know your company, maybe you can just give a little bit of an overview, a quick overview of what GEMC is all about. Sure. So Global Energy, again, publicly traded company, we really focused on offering our shareholders and stakeholders exposure to what we consider being a mega-trend opportunity and that's the battery metal supply chain. And we're doing that through project level exposure and partnerships into battery metal assets in some of the world's top-tier mining jurisdictions. Okay, and what would you classify as the battery metals in your case? So we have a few, the suite of metals that we're really focused on are cobalt, copper, nickel, although we do have exposure to silver and other metals through equity holdings that we have as well. Well, silver is a good industrial metal, so it comes into play in a lot of the battery metal cases as well. So you've had a couple of news releases in September, I would like to touch on for people who are following your company and get some interest from other investors. You had some results from some geophysical work you had done on your project in Idaho. You want to just touch base on that one? Yeah, yeah, definitely. I mean, we've had a very, very productive last several months and we anticipate the same moving forward into the fall. Yeah, so in Idaho, there was soil sampling and mapping program that was done as part of our phase one exploration program at the Monument Peak Copper Silver Gold Project. There's some airborne surveys that will be conducted early this fall as well as a follow on program. You know, very nice results that we've seen so far. The soil and rock samples are in the lab now and we expect to be able to provide some updates on that in the very near future. Great, and so what are you going to use the results to do in the next step for this project? Yeah, so next steps will be to identify drill targets for the project and ultimately build a resource estimate at Monument Peak. There's some very nice high grade values that we've seen thus far and, you know, importantly, we've also been able to fill the gap, if you will, between some of the known areas and join those up and really establish a much larger footprint at the project. And when do you think you'll plan to do some additional or some drilling on that project? That'll likely happen early next year, but, you know, I think finding drill rigs right now has been very difficult as we've experienced on our Nevada assets, but we're getting there too. And you also had a news release about your JV project in Australia. Maybe you can comment on that too. Yeah, some very, very excellent results from our partners with Metal Bank. You know, we've always seen the Millennium Cobalt Copper Project in Queensland be a very promising project. We partnered with MBK earlier in the summer and they've already initiated the drill program at site and, you know, came back with some very nice results, you know, 2.92% copper and half a percent cobalt. So, you know, very, very encouraging. And again, it really reestablishes our view that this is a very exciting project and warrants further exploration. Now is there a resource already on that project? There is, yeah, there's a there's a jerk resource on the project of 5.9 million tons at a 1.05% copper equivalent. And there's NI-43-101, it's not compliant because it's based on those historic numbers. We did work as Global Energy in 2018-2019 on that project and MBK or Metal Bank is now looking at the drilling they did, incorporating that into the work that we did on the project and looking to update that resource and we think maybe establish a much larger tonnage there. And for a small company, you've got a lot of projects. Do you have another project in Nevada as well as one in Norway? Do you have any additional updates on those two projects? Yeah, you know, part of our investment mandate is really to provide our shareholders with mass exposure to projects in jurisdictionally safe locations. You know, we see Norway as being a manufacturing hub that is really emerging into the European markets. Having a project there that was a past producer that has very nice nickel and copper and cobalt grades certainly bodes well for us. We're working with the majority owner on that project now to find a partner that will advance that project in the near term. You know, our Nevada assets that you mentioned, Love Lock and Treasure Box, we have a drill program planned and as I mentioned, drill rigs and crew have been very difficult to locate. We think that we'll be able to make an announcement on that in the coming weeks here as well and commence a program to drill Love Lock for the first time ever since producing many, many, many years ago. So look for that news release as well. You raised a little bit of money in May. What's your current cash situation like and are you looking to do another financing sometime soon? Yeah, and you know, I think there's sufficient cash in the till right now and to complete on the programs that we have planned. But, you know, we're a junior resource company that certainly relies on doing capital raises and will look to do that, do something in the very near future. You know, we are looking at other ways to crystallize or to monetize on the projects that we do have that are non-core to us and, you know, those mechanisms often come with capital as well as share equity. And you just recently listed on the OTC2B market, right? So that should help. Yeah, no, we're very excited about that and we think that it will provide, you know, our U.S. shareholder or U.S. investors an opportunity to participate in the company. And, you know, there's a lot of interest, especially with the domestic battery supply chain and exposure to it. So having our projects in the U.S. be a focus for the company right now is, I think will certainly be an interest to the U.S. investors. Well, that's great. Well, thanks, Mitchell, for your time today. It's a good update. And I hope you have a great rest of the day. Excellent. Thank you very much, Chris. Appreciate it.