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Debt finance - ahaha

Why would anyone buy a science experiment? - anatase has never been a viable Ti feedstock. Too fine grained to make a decent concentrate, coated in silica - junk!

Very funny ;-)

Anatase is junk - all previous historical attempted anatase projects have failed. What makes this one any different?

Tronox and Iluka et al have plenty of ilmenite and rutile down the road - tried and true Ti minerals for which downstream processing and markets actually exist.

Malawi - not Mali!

It's all about the science when it's a new deposit style/mineral !

Natural anatase is not used as a titanium feedstock in the titanium industry though there may be theoretical ways to process it. They need to be able to make a rutile and or anatase concentrate from the near surface saprolite material first.

OK - will look out for that.

Are you calling me fat?

Titanite is not a recognised ore mineral for titanium. Ilmenite is...

I have been following the stock for awhile (1st time poster) but cannot understand that titanite CaTiSiO5 containing ~30% TiO2 is claimed to be an economic mineral when there's plenty of ilmenite ~50-55% TiO2 around - in fact just down the road at Eneabba, all hosted in sand - not rock (sandstone) like Pitfield.

They even use the word "ore" in the RNS.....