It’s a struggle to remember who from Hazer said this (great if...

It’s a struggle to remember who from Hazer said this (great if somebody else can), but I think the gist was: even if you threw the graphite into a big hole, the Hazer process would still be twice as economic as electrolysis.

They’re not producing any commercial graphite yet, and the market is forecast to be anything but dead in the next couple of years. Surely it’s those timeframes that matter, not today.

With the AGM coming up, I’m looking for some reassurance from Hazer about the quality, economic potential and applications of their graphite. I strongly doubt the MIN collaboration ended due to poor performance, or a lack of a future market, but we need an explanation.