Above I mentioned that Indonesia is cutting back on nickel laterite production/export quotas because of the environmental damage associated with mining those deposits. NEXM is pretty much at multi-year lows and has a very attractive brownfields nickel-sulphide project in Botswana. Recent drilling in the Hinge zone indicates that two deposits that were previously assumed to be separate are actually connected by a large scale structural bend/hinge at depth. This is one of a handful of ways to play nickel in the market, so it's one to know... it's also at a level where basically nobody is making any money on it, which is usually a great entry point when a sector is starting to turn. The company is well financed for now and has scale that could attract the attention of a larger industry partner or specialist investment fund. It's not a huge position, but I do like it at these levels as a bit of a bottom-fish buy.