How about - both MNS and VRC tick the quality boxes? What potential advantage does VRC have then? Well, apart from possible cheaper capex/opex, proximity, etc, there is the fact that its a larger resource and that potential buyers - according to some - want cheap, natural flake with a long LOM to ensure consistency. Though, MNS could supply a decent LOM albeit at a smaller tonnage of the good stuff.
Ann: Namangale Concentrate Produces Graphite of 99.99% TGC, page-88
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