Correct, one can not simply ‘produce’ Halloysite from a Kaolin...

Correct, one can not simply ‘produce’ Halloysite from a Kaolin product.

Halloysite either needs to naturally exist ( as ADN’s and a couple of other company’s also have) in a deposit, which is hosted in Kaolin,

You can look to create a synthetic Halloysite, which has been discussed before, specifically noting the expense to produce a product that is commercial.

or As the WAK CEO mentioned on his investor briefing call at the NWR virtual conference when asked if their product was suitable for HPA feedstock and or did it contain Halloysite, his response was:

We will at some point look into weather the WAK Kaolin product was suitable as an HPA feedstock and no, their Kaolin did not contain any Halloysite, however they could look at importing a feedstock that did, in order to blend with their Kaolin.

As to where the feedstock came from and what the quality and type of Halloysite is, well that’s anyone’s guess.

8Horse’s agenda is blantantly obvious, he claims he is not a shareholder of WAK, but is pumping it hard, whilst also throwing out dis information into other forums. Beware with who you are dealing with.