 Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with Guy Barrassa from Namasko, Lithium. How are you today, Guy? Very good. Thank you. Guy, your stock, I believe, was up over 166% last year. You basically defied gravity. Can you tell us what you can attribute this to? Well, we delivered what we said we were going to do. The market was quite flat for most of the year, but in expectation of us getting all the permits required to start building an operation of the Wabushi mine. So if you look at the chart, it exactly reflects the decisions that were rendered. Federal government, at the end of July, stock rise on this early September, provincial government gave the certificate of authorization, another spike, and it maintained very good liquidity because we have strong believer in our stock, long-term shareholders, and they were all expecting long due process to be approved. And of course, let's not forget your MOU signing with Johnson-Matthew. I think our audience really needs to appreciate, as much as we do, how substantial that agreement signing actually was. Oh, it is one of a kind, and obviously it also reflected very strongly on the stock. The MOU we signed with Johnson-Matthew has never been seen in the Lithium sector. It has never been seen of the end user, actual, credible, large end user of Lithium compound that is willing to pay upfront $12 million on goods and services coming from a plant that is not even built. So it's not some sort of a potential letter of intent. It's a real hard money put up front for goods and services. And of course, you managed to sign a deal with real cash. And this, of course, can you talk to us a little bit about the capital component of this deal, please? Yes. It's a $12 million Canadian upfront payment for goods, mainly Lithium compounds that will come out of the Phase 1 plant that we're starting to build this quarter in Chauvinigan. It's very interesting because it also shows how tight the market is presently. So for an end user that is willing to put money up front to make sure that it will create a new production supply, that's a very, very strong message on how tight the market is and how the outlook also looks. Okay. Interesting. Also, Christopher Eccleston, one of our global analysts at Investor Intel said you're going to be the first girl to the dance, I believe is this quote, and one of the few that will make it one of the few in a handful that will make it to production. Can you just kind of give us an outline of your production timeline? The production timeline is, construction is about 18 months. We're targeting the end of 2017 for commissioning the mine, Q1 of 2000 and Q2 of 2018 for commissioning of the commercial hydromet plant. That's, yeah, that's about what we're looking at. And of course, not, I don't want to step over this because I find this interesting personally. You have a patent application for your lithium compound processing plant that you're building. Can you tell us about the technology where we're at with this particular patent? Well we have, in fact, seven different families of patents. We have one that has been granted in Canada and we're evolving it as a PCT. We have a couple that are coming in the next couple of months. And the overall portfolio covers all of the different aspects of our process. All right, so what should we as shareholders, which I'm sure your shareholders are absolutely thrilled with you, Guy, what should we anticipate in 2016? Well to start in the next couple of months, that's the official closing of the Johnson Matthew Agreement, then disbursement of their financing that will launch the construction of the phase one plant. We're currently about to enter into the buildings that we're in the process of acquiring in Shawinigan. So that's going to be a very big milestone when we start entering there with trucks and the real equipment. That's the nine, ten months process of construction. Basically the grant and confirmation of the certain patents in the next couple of months. Also we're going to be doing a large bulk sample in Wabushi during the summer and the fall to feed in 2017 the phase one plant. It's a no, it's a very good year. Well it sounds like it's going to be an exciting year and of course you're going to be joining us and speaking at the Clean Tech and Technology Metal Summit in Toronto at May 10th and May 11th. We look forward to seeing you soon, Guy. Thank you. Thank you.