Other natural graphene sources i.e. MRF, page-12

These are their best drilling results to date (some 15 months ago), it's actually beyond laughable what's happened to their share price last two days, if it were short able if would be the short of a lifetime you could retire on:

"The results, from diamond drill hole DHE228-01, completed in the Pandeniya – Priority 1 Area within the Warakopola Project Area in central Sri Lanka included extremely high-grade graphite intersections over two intervals (see ASX Announcement – 25 June 2014). Individual results as high as 97.8% TGC (Total Graphitic Carbon) were returned with the first intersection, from 91.62m to 92.32m, averaging 94.1% TGC while the second interval, from 97.0m to 97.9m, averaged 97% TGC with TC (Total Carbon) results as high as 99.2% TC."

Friends veins tha size couldn't produce enough graphene to meet even 50% of our pilot plant capacity let alone a graphene revolution.

ps. Veins at a width of less than 30cm true width are deemed non-economical for mining, their best result to date is one vein at 35-30cm true width. continuing to mine is essentially daylight robbery of shareholders.