Since I've had no abusive replies to this posting let me extend...

Since I've had no abusive replies to this posting let me extend the analysis 1 step further.

The JORC analysis allows Talga to claim a block of graphite at Nunasvaara South that will provide 0.6 Mtpa for 9 years.

But the EU has maybe asked Talga to provide 2Mtpa. How many mines and what is their life ? JORC says

Nunasvarra South may well extend at least 1 more block to the north and to the south.

These 3 blocks could go at least 1 block deeper giving Talga 6 times larger than JORC will allow Talga to admit to.

That gives Nunasvaara South mined at 2Mtpa a mine life of 6 x 9 X 0.6 / 2 = 16 years

Talga is likely to be a 1 mine company for the next 16 years and closing with Sweden's graphite resource still largely intact.

MT would be wise to keep that secret under his hat for a while longer.