Would like to understand flake size better, which seems to be one of the important factors driving the graphite stock sector and the performance of SYR (up to 6 mm/6000 microns flake size), KNL (2 mm) and TLG (0.4mm).
Market prices seems to suggest jumbo flake size of >177 microns =0.177 mm size, commands the highest price. Therefore, all these stocks have jumbo flakes in varying content percentages.
Or will the super, super jumbo sizes of SYR get even better prices? And what about the fact that TLG has the highest graphite grade of 23% versus 12.7% to SYR? Doesn't that affect resource sizes, etc.
May have some of this muddled up! Anyone care to explain and enlighten me?!
Thanks very much.
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