I'm kind of curious how they are considered first movers when LYC produces as much DY as is expected when NTU get their pilot ramped up, not only that they have been producing in a higher quality concentrate and have been producing for a few years.
3 questions:
1- How much Dy has NTU produced in it's history?
2- When was first product delivery made?
3- When will it's first ROW peer sell it's first batch?
Also would like to know what happened to Y rejection in the NTU pilot plant that was meant to be a big selling point for making the final product mix more valuable.........
I'm kind of curious how they are considered first movers when...
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