Century Lithium Corp V.LCE

today's news release: how signif is 14.5 g/L?

[geolteacher]

anybody have the context to opine on relevance of achieving 14 g/Liter in the intermediate solutions at the pilot plant? It says it's nearly a double from August...

it's unclear to me what addition effort is needed to reach 14 (more cycles, more reagents, longer processing time, etc.). Ya don't get nothin' for free, says physics, so that's co$tin' ya something.

Did they release an FS? the news release says: "This work will continue into the coming year as the Pilot Plant generates data to support and further de-risk the Project and addresses recommendations identified during the Feasibility Study."
Did they makes a mistake,  meant "...addresses recommendations indentified during the PEA"?

[AtoZsports]

Essentially it means they will have a higher concentration to work with when it comes to the final step of the evaporation process. Which means for every liter you have to process the yeild will be more lithium. Which should lower the operating cost to get end product. I do not think that it is costing much more to get to the 14g/L most of those gains have come from optimizing the DLE tech in

[slyder3]

Thanks for the clarification ,  totally makes sense . It will help us understand more of what's happening . Cheers to longs Slyder3

[on-target]

geolteacher - No mistake. 12/11/23  News Release says, "addresses recommendations identified during the Feasibility Study (FS)," is correct because (LCE) is working on the (FS) right now.     (LCE) will keep working on the (FS) till 1st Q 2024. The 12/06/23 News Release says, "The Company anticipates completion of the Feasibility Study in Q1 2024." https