I would be very surprised if more than $40 per tonne difference between syr and ton once in production.
Either ton is very conservative and or syr are very kind with the figures. Maybe the latter and the dfs is slow due to costs being higher than first predicted.
The dfs will prove this either way but until then we can but speculate.
I for one look forward to both companies pushing through this period to get into production ASAP. They will then both have a huge part to play in the swelling graphite market.
Captain Morgan
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