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Over the past 12 months, JLL has underperformed S&P/ASX 300, delivering a return of -32% compared to S&P/ASX 300's 4% drop.
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Jindalee Lithium Ltd
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Jindalee Lithium Ltd is an Australian mineral exploration company focused on lithium, the key metal used in rechargeable batteries. Its main business is finding, testing, and advancing lithium deposits rather than mining at large scale itself. The company’s value comes from owning and developing lithium projects, especially through technical work, drilling, resource studies, and permitting steps that can turn a discovery into a future mine. The company’s main asset is the McDermitt Lithium Project in the United States, a large clay-hosted lithium deposit. Jindalee works with engineers, geologists, and environmental specialists to understand the deposit and move it through the development process. Its customers are not consumers; they are the battery, electric vehicle, and energy storage industries that ultimately need lithium supply, usually through producers or strategic partners that may finance or acquire projects. Jindalee makes money mainly by creating value in its projects, which can come from equity funding, partner deals, and possibly future sales of lithium-bearing material or a developed mine. Its business model is different from a traditional miner because it is still in the exploration and project-development stage, so its success depends on proving the resource, advancing approvals, and attracting capital to build a mine.