CJ you really need to get a grip dude. Your clearly struggling to understand some very basic info.
Will go into more detail later but for now here is some food for thought.
The Mt Weld Concentrator is a flotation plant designed to process 240,000 tonnes per annum of ore to produce up to
66,000 tonnes per annum of concentrate containing 26,500 tonnes of REO.
https://www.lynascorp.com/Pages/Mt-Weld-Concentration-Plant.aspx
As you pointed out in you post;
“During the December quarter, Cracking and Leaching (C&L) at the LAMP treated over 2,000t REO in concentrate per month for a total of 6,700t REO."
The important bit of info to take away from this is that for the Dec Q LAMP treated 6700t REO contained in concentrate.
6700*4=
26800t/pa REO
If you refer back to the info I posted above, Mt Weld concentrator is designed to produce 66Kt/pa of concentrate which contains
26500t REO, however due to improved recoveries the concentrate now contains 26800t REO. Not much to make a fuss about but when you take into account Mt Weld is processing lower grade Li ore, previously thought to be unsuitable for processing, it really puts things into perspective. Not only that but it makes an absolute mockery of your argument that processing lower grade ore will have an negative impact on production
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