you are struggling to come to terms with the tiny non-anode...

you are struggling to come to terms with the tiny non-anode graphite demand.

Forecast to only need an additional 40ktpa of supply (for all non anode markets) in the next 5 years.



You only need to look at the limited growth for all graphite above +100mesh. Orange, +80mesh Green and +50Mesh light grey over the next 17 years. all of the growth is for battery graphite -100 mesh

Thank you for confirming SYR can produce +50mesh as I claimed, I hope you are aware to meet a specification of +80 mesh you need to have 80% of the contained flakes reaching that size. It appears SYR is compliant, it will be interesting to see WKT's specifications when they start processing the Fresh mineralisation.

@trousergecko Interesting comparison table you added. I think WKT is the only company that used lab-scale processing from their surface mineralisation, where the other companies were either in production or had completed significant bulk sampling to validate their ore bodies.

Regarding WKT's higher grade comparison to SYR, WKT needed to increase their cut-off grade to achieve the higher rating. If WKT can manage to filter out all of that lower material during mining and achieve the 17.9TGC average it will be interesting to see, or if they hit their true average of only 11 - 12% TGC.



You guys love the marketing. NLN until we see if this project was meant to be built or if it should have went forward with completing bulk sampling to justify investing US$34mil.