 Troy, you're currently selling Manganese, is that correct? Yes, we've actually shipped our first two shipments, trial shipments to two different customers and we're in the process right now of preparing four other shipments for four other customers as well. And for those of you out there who may not appreciate what this announcement means to Alcora, you're working towards becoming a fully vertically integrated battery material supplier, correct? Yes, and we're looking quickly to get our Manganese assets in Morocco into cash flowing as we feel the demand there is strong. We're just looking now to see how fast, how quickly we can satisfy that demand. And for those of you as well who might be going, okay, it says that your Manganese has got a very high percentage at 37%. Many of us may not understand what that means, talk us through it if you don't mind. Right now the kind of index pricing for Manganese can be anywhere from 37 to 42% and higher. So your base product line would be your 37% and we have a lot of demand at that level. So the higher level or the higher percentage of Manganese you can deliver, the higher pricing you get. So obviously our ultimate demand is to build a plant quickly, which we're in the process of designing and doing the test work now to get it right for a 20,000 tons a month operation. But our goal now is to get that plant up and running for that. So the goal is 20,000 tons per month. What's our timeline for getting to that production level? Right now we're looking for the goal there is to build eight months, eight to 12 months to get that up and running off and with the ramp up as well. And you've also put some very good news out about what's happening with your Vanadium production. Yeah, we've begun working there with Dr. Flint in Lab 4 to get our PEA complete on the Vanadium asset in Morocco and we just got our first set of results back that he did. And right now we've got a concentrate product that we're now testing with smelters in both Europe and Asia that we could quickly get that asset in production or in cash flow mode as well because just selling a concentrate form of the lead in the Vanadium or Vanadium as high as 8.9%, lead is at 55%. We sell that concentrate to a smelter in either Europe or Asia and they do the metallurgical work for us, but we're able now to get a cash flow from that concentrate which is which can be within six months. If the results come back from the smelters we could have that product up and running and start shipping so we're excited about that as well. So you're looking at six months for regular revenue coming from the Vanadium potentially? Potentially. We're just waiting now to get the test results back from the smelters, but if it is positive and the smelters can are encouraged by the results that they have we can ramp up our production quite quickly to satisfy that. So hopefully the next two months we'll know there, but in the meantime our manganese business will be focused on that as well to get that up ramped up. Okay, so you're obviously incredibly busy. The manganese will you still be selling approximately 500 tons a month until your production or will it vary? Yeah, well we're looking just to probably do the thousand tons a month up until we get the plant up and running just to work with our existing customer base and the demand is incredible on that product so we just need to get that plant up and running and get a consistent product up to the market. You've been traveling a lot. What should we as investors anticipate saying this next quarter? I think you're going to see encouraging news from on the Vanadium side with the smelters. You'll then see the you know hopefully the ramp up part of the production plant being commissioned and then obviously the shipment of large amount of manganese to the market. So manganese and Vanadium and for those of you seeking more information on Elcora advanced materials please go to the following website. Troy, thank you for the update. Thank you very much. Cheers.