 Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with Mark Thomas from Energy Fuels. How are you today, Mark? I'm excellent. Tracy, how are you? You just basically shipped your first commercial shipment of rare earths to Neoproformance today. Is that correct? That's correct. So, yeah, we're very excited about that, Tracy. And, you know, you certainly know how we've been progressing over the last year plus, but we've been progressing very quickly. You've exceeded all of our expectations. And for all of us Americans out there who are very motivated by the issues of sustainability, tell me how this changes the rare earth supply chain and offers a new, basically, you're providing supply chain for rare earths. Tell us more about this. Well, Tracy, as you know, I mean, you know, we started focusing on this a little over a year ago. And one of the differentiators were or are that we're focused on what we call, I call the monazite plant. And the monazite sands in particular for obvious reasons that we've got the very high grades of the monazite sands, you know, 50% plus total rare earths. You've got the excellent distributions of lights and heavies. And, you know, the shake out of the economics we think are more compelling and more competitive than any other source of rare earth feed that we know of in the world. So, you know, our plan is very focused. It's utilizing existing infrastructure. You know, we think the cost structures are going to be very, very attractive. And, you know, we're trying to make a big splash here. Your news release very well done. I urge everybody to read it in your quote you say today energy fuels and neo took significant steps towards restoring critical US and European rare earth supply chain. So again, I just want to congratulate you. But let's dumb it down for everybody out there trying to understand the rare earth industry. How does this make you compare for instance with Linus. Well, look, you know, Linus is mining monazite is not monazite sands. And so, you know, it's a slightly different model. But, you know, they obviously are focusing on monazite because it's very reasons we're focusing on it. The difference is we're not mining. You know, we're actually just replicating the China plant, you know, when it comes to monazite sands. So, you know, it's a slightly different take on the theme. But I think it is recognition that, you know, the value of reestablishing monazite into the mix for low cost rare earth production. And but yeah, look at our goal is to, you know, continue to climb this ladder and show that we can be, you know, a material world producer of rare earth products, but based in the United States of America. So just let me confirm you're basically taking the monazite and you're extracting the rare earth carbonate from it. Is that correct? Well, what we're doing is we're taking the monazite sands, we're cracking and leaching it, we're extracting uranium and the radionucleides, and we basically make a concentrate that is uranium thorium free. And then that material because there is no commercial separation capabilities in the United States, in order to continue the process, it has to go somewhere. That's where Neo and Silmet come into play. So it then will go to Estonia, where it'll be separated into the light rare earths, and also scalping off the heavy, because Neo is a light rare earths planet doesn't actually handle the heavies. So, you know, what we're doing is we're bolting together capabilities from a few companies starting with Kimours, with existing infrastructure, existing production capabilities and expertise, and we're marching these rare earths through these steps, through the collaborations that we have. And so we wouldn't be able to go to Europe with separated products if it wasn't for our relationship and agreements with Neo. I would think that everyone should have their eyes on energy fuels. Can you tell me how profitable this is and give us some scintillating numbers perhaps for shareholders out there so that they're all looking your way, Mark? Yeah, look, in these early days, as we're ramping up the production of carbonate, you know, it is relatively, it's commercial quantities, but it's small commercial quantities. It's approximately break even in the very early days. But when you look at it over time, as we build up the quantities, we build up the capabilities to add at least some level of separation in the United States. You know, we believe that this could be, you know, anywhere between, you know, $100 million a year of revenue to say a half a billion dollars a year of revenue at very compelling margins. I'm not going to get into the details of margins, but I'll just say margins that fully justify the investment and additional integration steps at the mill. Okay, so it's very compelling. We believe we can do this on our own, you know, with the support of investors. And we can make the relatively modest investments to be able to ramp this thing up quite easily, you know, with or without the government support. We think we can do it without government support with the strong prices for rare earth products at this point in time. Well, once again, congratulations on announcing your contract signing with neo performance today at the launch of your commercial shipments of rare earth products to Europe. Thanks again for joining us Mark. Thank you Tracy and look forward to our next catch up.