Ann: High Purity Battery Quality Lithium Carbonate - Kachi Brines, page-46

I accept your point however once LKE were forced to move into this pathway as the brine at Kachi was not comparable to the other Salar projects, it was always going to be a slow process. Why? As most of the time is spent on R&D. The next step is to be able to provide bulk samples at consistent quality which can be reproduced with commercial quantities. This is the challenge. Having a flow process and raw product that can repeatedly produce 99.97 %. This is the next step in being able to supply novonix with bulk sample within the month. These events are time consuming however there is no option. The market will generally undervalue lke due to location, especially in this covid 19 situation.