I have given my opinion, without any condescending overtures above. Suggest you do the same.
Full core assays will certainly help here, as well as the mining plan to contain costs and maximise profits and ensure approval processes do not affect timelines.
METs show deleterious elements are low but full assays will show reasonableness or otherwise of cost estimate. DFS key document.
Don’t understand all the angst between posters either.
Question - where do you think 2000GW LCE is going to come from in 2030? Refer 1st sentence again.
All IMO
“Ferrous impurities” where is %s??, page-116
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