Given that the business model of Superior Graphite is, and has been for years, centred on the purification of graphite, and its processing into forms suitable for specific applications and specific users, what else would you expect them to say?
More important is the question of where they will buy their raw material from after Balama comes into production, with its much lower cost structure.
Of course, as SYR expands into the broader carbon market, Superior Graphite may find their niche narrowing.
Cheers, Prime1
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