From my question to Cliff at the AGM. 1 It is not being tested...

From my question to Cliff at the AGM.
1 It is not being tested on Wonarah ore.
2 They don't need to test it on Wonara ore to scale it up to our production plant. (Verifed as the major shareholder and Joe Meggy, an dtheir metallurgist were right beside me).

In terms of a world class deposit. It is the largest verified deposit I the world.
The issue of low grade is that the P2O5 content is lower than the convential deposits that run 32% P2O5. thres very few of them left so they will have to move to more expensive lower grade deposits unless they develop a reveloutionary system.
- Thats what were developing.
The diluent to the P2O5 is important. In simlpe terms in our case its silica. That actually helps our propcess as it stops the ore clumping togeher when roasted. Oursa has the optimal amount. (Its also why a separate test wont be neded on our ore.)

So summarising we have the largest deposit in the world presuming our process works which will be signficanly cheaper then current high grade ore and is the future of the industry.
Once again so for foing on so much and my typing.