General Discussion of AGY, page-3103

Mate, no need to preach to the coveted!

Only us seem to be aware of AGYs ability to produce what ever we like out of the Rincon Salar. The fact that is missed by most is that Rincon is the salar that Pablo SF studied and his thesis was based on his findings.

People also choose to forget that although this salar is high on impurities and relatively low on lithium content, it was chosen because of the homogeneous brine content. After 30 years of chemistry I suspect Pablo has a grasp of reality and has the foresight to see the low cost involved in processing a soup that will remain the same for many years.

For those including myself invested in multiple hard rock projects you will well understand the issues of not having a homogeneous product. Processors don’t like variations, cost a fortune to reinvent the wheel.

AGYs shining wheel is it’s large resource with very few fluctuations in impurities, and the long forgotten fact they only drilled to 100m, this resource is wide open.

Glta