http://www.syrahresources.com.au/site/DefaultSite/filesystem/documents/20150114%20battery%20anode%20produced%20from%20coated%20balama%20spherical%20graphite.pdf

You are welcome. One of the reasons I posted the Syrah link was to give you all time to absorb the impacts of this company. Now that you have had ample time to absorb Syrah and its implications world wide, I would like to tell you why I posted it.

Companies that believe that Tesla is "theirs" are doing so because of TSLA's public profile, thats the only reason. I think you will probably find no less tban 50 companies tying their graphite to TSLA.
So its important for a company to have a vision, thst does not follow the herd. Thsts wnh I like CCB and have since I chatted with Mr. Duncan. He is not jumping ln the Tesla bandwagon and is focusing on a niche market that few or no other company can compete in. Defence and Nuclear, are two of those sectors.
They are not easy to enter but that is why its imperative to "share" the wealth with someone that has a large enough footprint in the industry, that they can get ojr graphite into the hands of the target market.
Lets suppose that our partner, whomever it is, in the end, sells to defence and is getting $30,000 a ton. We, in turn have signed an agreement for us to get $10,000 shipped as 3/4 minus.

To get that kind of agreement, which sounds significantly biased toward them, is the offset for their contribuiton to CCB in the way of money upfront, for the "right".

So if they give us $2-5 million upfront to assist in expanding the resojrce, they get this king of a sweetheart deal. In turn, we get limit the nu,ber of years the agreement is good for.

The focus on defense and/or nuclear, is the smart thing to do. The confusion created by Syrah Res. then becomes a confusion for everyone else and what thst does to their market, not ours.