graphite $bux, page-4

Can the guys who were commenting about clay in the graphite mind commenting on this. I read it to mean that clay is not an issue as you many have said before but you seem to know more about it than most people on this forum…

Of particular note is a consistent core of extremely high grade graphite averaging over 30% TGC (total graphitic carbon) within the northernmost mineralised horizon (Table 2, Figure 2). Additionally, the major very high grade graphite horizons have been intersected at very shallow depths within the soft saprolite zone (e.g. YBRC012 & 014) and in fresh rock at much deeper depths (e.g. YBRC015). The grades and thicknesses of the very high grade graphite across these zones is remarkably consistent along strike and across a large depth range. Field observations and historical trenching and drilling results also show that the high-grade graphite zones begin from surface.