"The order is for the supply of 5,000 tonnes of premium filter cake grading 59-61% Fe, on commercial terms similar to the previous 63% Fe order from BMM Ispat. "
I'm assuming from this that grade is not the only consideration when determining the price. Does our product have other qualities that the mills are looking for and prepared to pay a higher price for? Purity, contaminants, reactivity? Is there anyone who knows more about steel-making than I do?
Or am I reading too much into this sentence. Similar is a very broad term I guess.
Nonetheless every sale reduces the cash burn and gets a little closer to cash flow positive!!
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