@rokkett, You and AG must be two peas in a pod – getting it so...

@rokkett,

You and AG must be two peas in a pod – getting it so wrong like that.

Lets put it straight.

Lepidicos L-Max® achieves more than 96% lithium extraction from lepidolite.
LITs Sileach lithium extraction exceeded 95% from lepidolite.
LITs Sileach spodumene extraction only 62-73%.
https://lithium-au.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/0292017-ANSTO-Pilot-Results-Run-1A.pdf
https://lithium-au.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/1649738.pdf

Lepidico’s pilot produced 99.9% purity lithium carbonate.
LITs pilot produced liquor suitable for further processing. Four months later, LIT produces 99.5% purity lithium carbonate.
https://lithium-au.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/1636132.pdf

Lepidicos lithium recovery to lithium carbonate = 90%.
LIT refuse to answer the recovery question…
Lithium recovery to lithium carbonate from spodumene by conventional roasting is 85%.

You talk about wool so much, are you from New Zealand? Or is it that you’re so used to having the wool pulled over your eyes, being an LIT shareholder and all.

Given the comparison above, it is no wonder LIT wants LPD.