The 90 day comment was an example of low end traditional refractory qualifications...does not change any other qualification time lines as I have listed in my previous post (i.e. battery qualifications 2 to 5 years after initial lab tests as well as additional field tests)...even the processors that Syrah has identified as customers selling to battery manufacturers will still have follow the battery qualification timelines established by the battery manufacture and not the processor; hence no concentrate shipments of any substantial level for a least 2 to 3 years.
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