asta, I believe it is much more important than you think. The ASX release in November advised 99.56% Mn, this one advises 99.95%. The key with purity comparisons is to look not at the headline number, but rather at the residual impurity level.This release indicates a ~90% improvement in impurity rejection (from 0.44% to 0.05%). The result also mean a shift from not quite meeting 'the industry standard forEMM of 99.7% Mn', to exceeding it. I feel that is noteworthy.
Ann: Bulk Test Yields Very High Purity 99.95% Manganese Metal, page-5
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