not entirely true. the key is what impurities makes up the...

not entirely true. the key is what impurities makes up the remaining 0.12% or 0.1% (per your example). both are battery grade but it then comes down to what is fit for user specific purpose. AGY's advantage is that we have gone through long and extensive testing with potential OT partners over the past 2 plus years and per ASX announcements, those partners have been satisfied with the chemical composition and its now a matter of what works best strategically for all parties involved.

what many fail to realise is that most (if not all) other lithium brine hopefuls will also need to go to through the same testing process AFTER they have produced their small test tubes of BG product (where most seem to be at). this means most are still years off production, where AGY is within 12 months of commercial production.

I myself only understood the above once we started ticking boxes during the testing process so id expect s/h of other hopefuls will too realise how far they are from production (at the equivalent point in time) when they begin product testing.

AGY truly is in a league of its own as far as being the next commercial lithium producer on the ASX, and i dare say will be the blueprint for future brine producers to come. In time, AGY will be recognised as it should.