Do the results from AGM seem a little flat ?, page-81

Ok, thanks for that.

So then based on just our current Great White Reserves of Halloysite (looking only at Halloysite -45Microns).



That's 12.5Mt x 52% x 15% = 975kt.

So, that's a total in-ground potential revenue value of
975kt x AU$5000/t = AU$4.9Bn. Just for the premium -45 micron Halloysite.

Excluding the current Kaolanite component of the current Great White reserve. And excluding what other exploration prospects within Great White, Mt Hope and Camel Lake projects have to offer.

Is all of that correct?

If so, I have another question. Do you know if the +45 micron (48%of the Halloysite reserve) component of the Halloysite has any value at all, or is this just considered waste material?

I also wonder how much the enhanced halloysite nanotube tech product will sell for? I have read a fair bit online, and am trying to understand exactly what the end product here is and what the price would be, it's difficult to do atm. For instance, if used for carbon capture, is the true value in the HNT-carbide product (Halloysite Nano Tube coated with a carbon-based material)...or, is the value in the post carbon capture process nanotube? Any idea on this mate?