You are right. It is presented as a fact and an almost fact is...

You are right. It is presented as a fact and an almost fact is not a fact!
However, it is a bullet point in a presentation and I would expect Iggy or Shane to provide the full context around that statement when they present.
They build presentations tailored to their target audience adding, subtracting and moving slides about as required.
I have noticed a tendency in several past presentations to incorrectly mix new info with old, e.g. the one Shane presented at the Gold Coast conference last week was full of old material. Talking about 4000TPA, HPA selling for A$23/kg, old process flow diagrams and other old BFS stuff. I read it today for the first time and to be honest I was quite disappointed with it.
Today’s one is very good. They just need to be careful to not corrupt it with old slides when tailoring it.
I’d be happy to be their proof reader!