Where's the flake part2, page-21

Sure why not? Its been reported a number of times how easily the flake is being liberated which maintains its size. The Nov 4 ann gave a break down:

Petrographic analyses conducted by SGS Laboratories (South Africa) on rock chip sample TMB13-004, which showed over 30% of graphite flakes were in the range of 0.5mm to 1mm in length

1000-500 - 31.23%
500-250 - 28.37%
250 - 175 - 27.84%
175-87 - 9.17%
87-43 - 2.28%

Even if you scale it back considering the small sample size its still a large % of quality large flake graphite. The above figures would have around 50% of the flake US$2000/t or above.

Then consider SYR have produced spherical graphite from Balama 100 micron graphite.