Hi @picastoc, sorry if I was a little cryptic. SC6 lithium is an...

Hi @picastoc, sorry if I was a little cryptic. SC6 lithium is an "important economic concentrate of spodumene, known as spodumene concentrate 6 or SC6, and is a high-purity lithium ore with approximately 6 percent lithium content being produced as a raw material for the subsequent production of lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles." It is what LTR is going to produce. If you can't product that you are not a Tier One mine as that is what the EV makers all need to make their batteries, otherwise they can short out, heat up and catch on fire because of the impurities in the lithium used in the batteries, or so says Elon. Greenbushes and Mt Marion produce it, and Mt Holland (WES/SQM) and LTR at KV (and no other hard rock mine to my knowledge in the world) will produce it in large quantities. if you don't, your Spod is worth much less and will always be overlooked for SC6 Spod. The analysts, such as GS calling a fall in the price, have overlooked this as the amount of available SC6 in the next 5 years is much less than other Spod and lithium from brine. Think about it like carats and jewellery, sorry, not trying to patronise you, but it is a similar concept. Cheers