Great research!
The Brazilian Niobium Mine you proved a link (screenshot of part of the article below) for that was sold for $1.5B in 2015 has a profitable Phosphate mining component at 12.5% grade. 12.5% Phosphate seems to be right about the grade that the mineralised sections of Luni are sitting.
I'm very interested to see what the Phosphate component does to our economics, the tonnes of contained Phosphate at Luni will be ridiculous
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