As per the last graphite ann, this is what they were wanting to...

As per the last graphite ann, this is what they were wanting to investigate:

• Purification to carbon content above 99.9%, as these carbon levels pave the way for high

tech applications like usage in batteries;

• Micronizing for products which require well defined small flake graphite particle for their end

uses e.g. in lubricants, powder metallurgy applications or in carbon brushes;

• Spheronisation for usage in Lithium-Ion-Battery Anodes for the rapidly expanding market for

electrical vehicles due to the global drive to de-carbonise the transport network

But yeah, there was no indication of how long it would take. Does anyone have any idea based on other graphite plays?