I haven't compared our orebody with Bushveld's but Haggan is...

I haven't compared our orebody with Bushveld's but Haggan is considered a prized vanadium asset because it is a diverse orebody that has shallow Vanadium as well as Nickel and cobalt and its sheer size cannot be ignored. There is 90mt of about .4 with 45mt of that higher than .4 but at .3 there is 900mt and at .2 there is a further 1950mt of V. Now you may say that these are low grades and they are compared to some smaller orebodies but you have to consider how a company can process their ore is how costs are reached for feasibility studies. AEE is currently tailoring a scoping study on the best way to get the Vanadium from our ore. I thought that bushvelds vanadium project had a capex around 300 million according to their pfs for Mokopane V project.

I also noticed that you threw around the figure $45 million. That sounds like your mixing up Haggan with our Uranium project in Mauritania. Hope I answered some questions but read the latest quarterly and you'll have a better idea of the projects