i think you need to do more research @rainbowdaisy..If you read...

i think you need to do more research @rainbowdaisy..

If you read the announcement it explains why they have not given information on this and that they need a grant to undertake sampling.




CDT's tenements have the Bald Hill lithium corridor running through it. Which makes CDT's land likely to host the same LCT features - including spodumene.

"The Bald Hill lithium processing plant is designed to process 1.2Mt/y of spodumene ore at grades of up to 1.41% Li2O at a nominal throughput of 161 t/h and 85% annualised plant utilisation. At head grades of 1.41% the plant is designed to achieve an overall mass yield of 13.9% of plant feed and to achieve a product grade exceeding 6% Li2O spodumene concentrate 6% (SC6.0) at a rate of up to 167kt/y".

From a mettalurgy point of view, a 6% spodumene concentrate or higher, is battery grade. Therefore, there is a very good chance that along with tantalum and cesium there is also spodumene in them there hills.

disc. Not holding CDT.