Hi Albite,Sorry you cannot claim "representative samples" if you...

Hi Albite,

Sorry you cannot claim "representative samples" if you had any evidence that TGC grades those samples were taken from or the host mineralisation, I might take your comment more seriously. If you really want to dig into WKT's results, you will also notice they used up to 300litres per tonne of kerosene to liberate the graphite. We all know that isn't going to be economic.

Lab scale tests are okay for basic assumption, all of the decent graphite companies completed bulk sampling and third party commercial production test to validate their projects. Yet WKT avoided this higher quality tests and only completed lab scale.
Did you know WKT plant was designed on the surface mineralisation? not the Fresh Mineralisation?

Why do you think WKT never completed a bulk sample of the fresh mineralisation, it starts at a depth of 5-10m below the surface, it wouldn't have been an expensive process to conduct a bulk sample and have the shipped to one of the other Jinpeng manufactured plants to validate the project?