Jumbo flakes

Hi for those of you that don’t really get it the photos on page 3 of the anoucment are after being washed and filtered some of the comments regarding this are delusional at best
Results of Optical Microscopy Examination

Further Optical Microscopy results carried out by ALS Metallurgy based in Perth Western Australia
from Namangale 1, confirm large flake sizes are present at Namangale 1 and are comparable to
previously announced results from Namangale 2 and 3. ALS initially crushed the samples top pass
through a 3.35mm screen and then screened the sample through a 1mm and 0.5mm screen. This
process created three size fractions, which were individually examined. Images of graphite
mineralisation from each of the size fractions are shown in Figures 2a-2c. The key findings were that
the graphite flakes in the larger size fraction were unliberated from the host rock. Graphite flakes in
the 1mm to 0.5mm size fraction were mostly liberated as can be seen in Figure 2b and frequently
contained large graphite flakes up to 1,000 microns in size. In the sub 0.5mm fraction the graphite
flakes were well liberated as can be seen in Figure 2c and frequently contained graphite flakes
between 450 microns and 800 microns. These results were produced with no chemical processing
and indicate mineralisation from this area has the potential to achieve excellent levels of graphite
concentration using a low cost flotation separation without crushing to fine particle sizes or using
chemical treatments.

Figure 2a Sample from Namangale 1 Figure 2b sample from Namangale 1 showing Figure 2c sample from Namangale 1 showing