Paul me and you have had some great debates, sometimes we agree and other times we don't.
What we all know, doesn't matter what part of the fence you sit at, that graphite is certainly a commodity for the future, it has many useful applications that benefits society greatly, and for me is a strategic mineral. Graphite however occurs in many countries around the world, and the demand for graphite at the moment is only 1.2 million tonnes and growing. When this compares to the known graphite deposits there is 100's if not thousands of years of supply, much more than any other commodity traded. That's the problem. Most companies on the ASX and other indexes have great deposits of graphite, where every one of them has some form of financial merit. Problem is there is only going to be a select few that make it to production. I hope one of those is ton for you paul
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