There's a few interesting bits in this release. There are some...

There's a few interesting bits in this release.

There are some spodumene deposits where it is practical to take bulk samples and there are others where it isn't. GT1's Semour deposit is one of those where it is practical because the mineralised pegmatite starts basically at surface (SL-16-57 was 9.7m @ 1.72% from 0.5m). A number of other intercepts also start only 1 or 2 metres from the surface. This ability to take bulk samples from near-surface locations is a massive derisking attribute for GT1 and its ambition to build a mine, concentrator and hydroxide converter with hydroxide work occurring before the mine produces bulk concentrate.

For Seymour a 1t bulk concentrate was formed which depending on test recovery rates is going to have required 5-10t+ of ore to be crushed and put through a DMS concentrator somewhere. This will provide massive insights as to how this specific ore behaves in each of these processes.