$AWMLF Indium is now highly relevant for photonics in AI. China controls most of its production. And we have the West Desert Project in Utah, part of a geological anomaly of sorts, where a lot of indium can be found.
Any chance this could take off?
$AWMLF “... Known deposits in the West Desert contain enough indium to meet current U.S. demand for nine years, according to the UGS report.”
“...Because it conducts electricity, indium-tim oxide, or ITO, is an integral component on almost all flat panel display screens, according to a 2020 report Mills wrote on Utah’s critical mineral reserves. “There are very few substitutes for indium and ITO,” the report states. “Given the total import reliance for the United States, the ubiquity of indium requirements, and the lack of viable substitutes, indium is considered a critical mineral.”
https://www.sltrib.com/news/environment/2022/11/10/deposit-obscure-mineral-utahs/
