As our resident troll has returned ………….. a bit of research has...

As our resident troll has returned ………….. a bit of research has uncovered the “article” in question. (The link is still in the AEE forum)

As suggested it’s not a scholarly “article” of any description, but merely a spin piece from a TSX listed company ( TSX :  NEXT ) trying to polish
their low grade Vanadium deposit and “bandwagon jumping”, as we have been seeing time and time again as a result of the currently burgeoning Vanadium price. !!!

You will notice the first box in yellow the very low grades, and the last paragraph with the attempt at justifying their poor deposit with absolutely no cost figures or real world examples to back up their statement !!

I cannot find a single example of a viably producing Vanadium mine with a low grade sedimentary deposit anywhere in the world ?

Also notice underlined in red “ 95% of Vanadium deposits worldwide are magnetite hosted ”
They seem to have been capable of producing +99.5% purity for quite some time now, and the electrolyte for all the VRB’s in the world so far.
I wonder why ?? I think this gives you a clear picture of whats really going on here.

This will give you an indication of where these so called “facts” are coming from, a throwaway paragraph in a spin piece from a low grade Vanadium hopeful 2 bit company with a below $50 million market cap!!

So we can either believe all the other magnetite hosted major Vanadium Companies in the world who are actively producing, or this?
I think the choice is obvious ??