Makes very little sense, stating it to be the Worlds largest known deposit of lithium at around 11 million tonne.
So I question its legitimacy, and the "R22" dude comes back, with
"Have you considered they are not talking about 1.4%......."
So then I ask the question, how does this 11 million tonnes "Worlds Largest Lithium resource" translate to an equitable comparison to LTR's
156Mt at 1.4%
Then Horse tells me they only have around 65Mt at 1.4%
So where does the author of that article get off with what appears an exaggerated account of this African mines Largest Lithium deposit, and where does R22 get off spruiking as much.
Too much mis information, it seems.
Makes very little sense, stating it to be the Worlds largest...
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