Ann: Lilac Technology Efficiencies Prompt Review of Kachi Costs, page-7

lots of numbers in this, 50%, 25% but ultimately DD sums it up at a potential 10% capital cost saving, lets say another 10% OPEX saving too, if we take the mean numbers from the DFS and subtract 10% we get 1.2bn CAPEX and 5.60 per kg opex, this is still way too high, plus thats giving LKE an extreme benefit of the doubt given that construction would now likely start 4 years after the release of the DFS in a country with 271% inflation

lets remember, LKE was sold to investors as 50ktpa for 495m CAPEX, half the production for double the cost can only be considered an abject failure, if you invest in LKE today, the reality is your taking a giant gamble or one of the dumbest most wasteful management teams on the asx to pull off the impossible