1) how will you remove the Vanadium impurities from your graphite which is very harmful to Lithium batteries and how will you get your graphite from 94% to 99.99%, if VRC were to supply the Lithium battery makers who require 99.99% purity ?
2) How does VRC's purity of graphite and quality of the resource fare between the approx 5 Australian graphite hopefuls and 5 Canadian hopefuls in addition to the 50 companies in China mining graphite ?
These two questions are all that need to be answered to know if this company is going anywhere and it's not looking good! In this industry, purity of graphite and price are the ONLY things that matter. Even if you found one entire planet of 94% purity graphite with Vanadium... it wont change these fundamental requirements for the Lithium battery market.
Looks like VRC may go the refractory route which is highly oversupplied as it is with most coming from China and as cheap as chips!
Gap UP again and Punch thru 10c ?, page-64
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