SYR is Unique

SYR claim to the world that there graphite deposit is "unique". If this is so, then why so?

Is it because of their high grade ore deposit? This is true, but it is not unique. Look at the TLG ore grades.
Is it because it is free digging from surface? This is true, but it is not unique. Look at some of the Canadian graphiters.
Is it because it is one of the largest deposits in the world? This is true, but it is not unique. Look at TON's inferred resource.
Is it because the projected costs of production are low? This is true, but it is not unique. Look at some of the Chinese graphiters.
Is it because it has high purity large and coarse particle size flakes? This is true, but it is not unique. Look at KNL's results for that size flake graphite.

So what is it that makes SYR unique?

SYR is unique because it has the highest purity fine flake graphite in the world.

Until SYR made their discovery, fine flake purity from existing mines ranged in the order of 80% to 90%. Hence why the price of fine flake has been cheaper than the larger sizes of flake. Lower purity graphite is more limited in the range of applications it can be used for without further costly and likely polluting beneficiation.

Not only has SYR got the highest purity, it is much higher that it's nearest competitors. SYR can produce fine flake graphite concentrate by flotation at the average purity level of 97.8%. This is why SYR can produce battery grade spherical graphite from fine flake particles. Up until now, the industry only used coarse flake particles for battery anode grade because that was the only size that provided the concentrate levels high enough in purity to make it economical to beneficiate up to the desired 99.9%.

DYOR and the facts will show that SYR has no peer for comparison to date. Maybe TON might get there, but I want to see the results of their missing drill cores and also full disclosure of their metallurgy testing before being convinced that SYR might have a peer one day.

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