Ann: Lake responds to online report, page-522

#6 and #7 points are hilarious when you compare them together Mozza

At #7 you stated Lithium Grade is "Completely Irrelevant" due to the fact that Lilac will produce a high purity Lithium Chloride Solution, regardless of the concentration of the feedstock brine

If you believe Lilac's claim to be true (Which it may or may not, we will have to wait and see)

Then don't you think it is better to have a 350mg/L Feedstock Brine, as Opposed to say a 210mg/L Feedstock Brine

To simply state that Grade is completely irrelevant is a stretch mate. A 210mg/L brine would require the same DLE plant to run through 70% more cycles, to obtain the same volume of Lithium chloride as opposed to a 350mg/L brine (at the same recovery rate)

That is 70% more beads, 70% more plant run time, 70% more wear and tear on equipment, 70% more processing, 70% more water abstraction and reinjection, 70% waste / byproducts to produce the same volume of end product

Which ultimately leads to a Significant Increase in OPEX. Grade is and will always be King