 Hi, I'm Chris Thompson from InvestorIntel and today I'm here with Peter Cashin, the President and CEO of Imperial Mining Group. Ticker Symbol is IPG on the TSX Venture Exchange. How are you doing today, Peter? Good, Chris. Thanks very much, yourself. Oh, good. I think that, you know, I know a little bit about your projects and Scandium and why it's important in niobium especially, but I think let's just start off with just a quick overview for investors who may not know about why those two minerals are important these days. Scandium and niobium basically are alloy agents, niobium and the instance of steel. Scandium for aluminum to strengthen those materials, makes them corrosion resistant and makes them better, more applicable materials certainly for lightning of platforms and manufactured platforms, especially in the automotive and aerospace industry. Yeah, so we're talking about real ESG applications and infrastructure applications, which are a couple of hot buttons these days, correct? Correct, yeah, yeah, very much so. So you're advancing a project in Quebec, maybe we can just start with there. Give us a couple of highlights that have happened in the last couple of months. Well, this past winter we diamond drilled one of multiple zones of Scandium mineralization we have on the property. The intent there was to get enough drill information to do a resource calculation, 43-101 compliant resource calculation. That's on the go right now. And I think on Tuesday we made an announcement that our crews are going back into the field to evaluate, I would say another four or five targets that we've identified that some of which have surface mineralization, scanimization. To take a bulk sample because we intend to, we've completed our flow sheet now, good recoveries. We're going to move that on to a pilot study probably in 2022. And then we've got a niobium tantalum target that we identified when I was running Quest. This property actually came with me when I left Quest for Minerals in 2015 and it acted as our flagship for Imperial. And those niobium tantalum targets are very, very, we found in 2010, they're very high grade. We're going to go back and take a more serious look at them. So with this additional drilling, how much will that delay the 43-101? Not the drilling is over and above this. We've got sufficient information now from the winter program to go into the resource calculation. It's already in the hands of the engineers. They promised us delivery in August at the end of this month or early September. The additional work that we're doing is to get better definition of alternative targets, just to see what the future of the project looks over and above what we currently have. And you mentioned you've done some net work or some flow sheet work on that and how is that advancing? Correct. The flow sheet is now completed, certainly up to the hydromet steps. We're producing a pregnant lease solution and we're going to go now into solid extraction and I in exchange to recover Scania product. So we're in the final stages of the net flow sheet. Yeah. And so to dumb that down for engineers or people who aren't engineers who don't know what does that mean from a flow sheet? What is that? That's part of the processing. So can you just as I say, to dumb it down for the investors? Yeah, it's the multiple steps that are required to take the rock and bring the materials into solution so you can have it in a recoverable form. Right. So in this instance, it's multi steps. There's a concentration step. The minerals, the contain the Scania are magnetic. So you can actually concentrate the material you mine using a magnetic concentrator. Then you move it in what they call hydro metallurgical work, which is now you bring all of that material into solution using various acids and caustic material to be able to crack the Scania and the pay minerals away from the host mineral itself. And then the final steps is solvent extraction or ion exchange, where you've now got your metal of interest in solution and you're going to want to remove it, extract it out of that solution using different reagents that are very selective and specific to recover Scania. So you've got a resource you're defining. You've got a process that you think would be economics and how does that all tie together for the next step? Well, that's obviously we're also doing an RFP for a marketing study. You've done quite a bit of extensive strategic marketing on not just current market, but actually where the Scandium with in the instance that is sustainable supply source would become available to the market. What is the growth potential of Scandium across the full spectrum of manufacturing from automotive to defense to aerospace to just the transportation industry in general. So that's the last step. And really, those are all the different parts that are going to be required for P8. So for investors looking for news for the rest of the year, it looks like you'll be having a couple of major milestones for this year. Yeah, it's a resource estimate. We're going to have the drill information from the summer program. We're going to have some of the surface sampling results that we'll be undertaking. We're going to, we're taking a 50-10 bulk sample, like I say, that it's going to be required for our pilot plant study that's going to happen in 2022. And then at the end of this year, having a PE in hand. Well, I'm looking forward to following the story. For any investor out there looking for who believes in the whole ESG with infrastructure, because both the both these minerals, the Scandium and the Niobium are important in that sector, especially for things like windmills. We want to have lighter structures and longer lasting corrosion resistance that plays an important role. I'd like to thank you for your time. It was Peter Cashin. It was the president and CEO of Imperial Mining Group, TSX Venture Listed Company with the ticker IPG. And I'm Chris Thompson for Investor Intel. Have a great day.