Ann: Battery Conference Presentation - March 2019, page-137

Back up what with proof?

Report says it has an NPV of US$108m on numbers provided. He then goes on to say that equates to a sale value of c. US$70m. 2/3rds NPV as a sale value was based on other cobalt transactions in the DRC. That is all direct from the report.

US$108m NPV is based on operations running perfectly. Hence it is a best case valuation (my assertion)

The sensitivity table shows that a 10% move in Co price has a delta to NPV of US$28m.

Given this report would have taken time to generate and Co sitting at 12 month lows are you honestly going to say you think that WFE provided pricing numbers below today's prices? Given no other Co company on the ASX is using $15/lb or lower in their feasibilities do you think WFE would have?

I can provide plenty of data. What have you got? Stand up for once instead of just complaining people disagree with you.