 Welcome back to Investor Intel. I'm here today with George Putnam from Scandium International Mining Corp. George, people are excited about different energy metals and so on. Lots of people know about lithium, but Scandium may not be quite as much on the radar. Can you tell me why an investor should be paying attention to Scandium right now? Sure, Jeff. Scandium is a light transition metal and it's a terrific grain refiner and additive for aluminum alloys. Okay, so why would investors find that to be exciting? Is there a particular part of the market? Scandium will literally potentially make a whole new class of aluminum alloys. It brings all kinds of wonderful properties plus strength to aluminum alloys and we think there's a real market for that. We know there's a real market for that. Certainly this plays into the light weighting trend that's on everybody's lips today. Okay, well you've made an announcement at the end of January of a letter of intent for a new venture. Can you tell me more about that? Sure. We've actually made three announcements in January. We've done one with AML, which is in the additive manufacturing or the 3D printing space. That one's very exciting. We've made another one in the casting space with Omen Hamer, which is a German company. The one we just made yesterday was with a Swedish company called Granges, which is a very significant producer of heat exchangers and radiators globally. George, can you tell me a little bit more specifically about the press release with Granges? Sure. This one is probably the most significant of the three that we've done in here in January. Granges is a world-sized producer of heat exchangers. They claim to have 20% of the world's heat exchanger market in the automotive business. Scandium in their metals will help them make lighter, stronger, more efficient radiators. We believe that's the case. We came to them. They knew about Scandium. They believe that's the case. We need to test it now and understand where we can take it from there. It's very exciting and very significant for the company. Now, would that be one of your car markets? Yes, it would. It could potentially be a very significant market for us. All three of them could be significant markets. The casting space and certainly the radiator space are bigger than additive manufacturing, which is just in its nascent growth phase. But yes, they're all significant. There are many others that it could be significant too. What other announcements should investors be watching for as catalysts for the stock? What we're doing here is we're painting a path for investors to see where we're going. We're on our way to achieving offtake agreements in Scandium and Master Alloy. Really, to find customers in industry segments that will take up Scandium, we need to provide them with material that they can test in their labs on a commercial basis to demonstrate the efficacy of Scandium. With that, then the demand for Scandium is very much established in their businesses. So that was what drove the most recent press release, was the intent for them to actually start testing the materials? Yes, absolutely. In each case, these folks understand what Scandium does. We understand what Scandium does in their segment too because we've done testing, we've made materials, we have materials to offer them to test. But the key is each one of these is in an important segment and they have the research capabilities to test and prove to us and tell us that it works in their space. That's very important. Well, I'm really excited actually about the 3D printing space. I know it was hot and then maybe people don't talk about it quite as much as a year or two ago. But where does Scandium fit into that? Well, it will strengthen the aluminum alloys that are used in 3D printing and it will just simply behave better in that fairly harsh process of sintering powders or arc welding wires, which are pretty rough on the metals. Scandium helps those metals hold up under that process and give a better, stronger product. And it behaves better under those circumstances. Well, a lot of information from people to digest, but well worth people paying attention, I believe, to this area of the market. George, thank you very much and we'll look forward to talking to you again. My pleasure, Jeff. See you soon.