Thanks for the response, Took a quick look. EGR's resource is...

Thanks for the response, Took a quick look. EGR's resource is pretty solid. However comparing the Epanko resource to the Sarytogan resource shows how special the Sarytogan deposit is. SGAs cut off(15%) is over double EGRs average grade(~7.3%). SGA has over 3 times the total resources. SGAs grade is 4x EGRs grade.

I saw that EGR put out a recent announcement achieving 4Ns. Which paints SGA favourably having achieved 5Ns.

"4N achieved through on-going purification optimisation testwork resulting in reduction of total impurity levels to less than 100ppm"
Vs
"The Carbon content was measured by LOI determination in a platinum crucible to be an average of 99.9991% C"
"The total contaminants of these 17 elements were less than 1.2 ppm."
"The Sarytogan Five Nines Graphite assayed at 0.032 ppm B well below the maximum nuclear specification of 2 ppm"

Do you know if EGR have a certified EBC value? possibly not since they have not hit 5Ns which is required for nuclear use.

I also read a fair bit of hype around EGRs HF free processing. Someone correct me if i'm wrong but I believe SGAs recommended/expected flow sheet also is free from hydrofluoric acid.