The A$900/t figure comes from the Citi report some weeks ago, as I have stated. Maybe you find it easier now:
Citi says their methodology for calculating the AISC of Australian lithium takes into account the cash costs regularly reported by local producers, as well as:
Royalties
Port access and freight
Sustaining capital used for regular mining costs like waste stripping, maintaining and replacing equipment and infrastructure
Project or growth capital (e.g. costs of new infrastructure or expansions)
Ann: Annual Report to shareholders, page-43
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