Graphex graphite is unique. In 2014 I was lucky enough to tag...

Graphex graphite is unique. In 2014 I was lucky enough to tag along with a bunch of geos on a site visit to Chilalo. One of them made the comment "this is really hot ground". I asked him later what he meant (I am not a geo) and he said it is close to the heat source, the volcano. What's the significance of this? The graphite will be purer and more crystallized.

You can easily see what he's talking about. Have a look at the image below, from the GPX update:

The GPX deposit is in the shape of a horseshoe, around the volcano. And Chilalo sits between the Magnis deposit and the volcano, which is why GPX graphite is different to / more expandable than MNS graphite.

You can also see the scale of the GPX deposit compared to MNS - orders of magnitude larger.