Nice try but no cigar, that 99.5% you highlighted is merely the minimum quality to qualify as battery grade, even you know that but you tried to twist it anyway. ASN produces 99.96% battery grade carbonate, well above cut-off.
AZL has an all-in Opex of US$5,121/tonne; read the announcement. Why wouldn’t you include royalties, licencing fees or Capex in your Opex?
AZL has given buyers a discount due to the end user having to spend US$2,606/tonne to refine the product to battery grade; read the announcement.
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