Seawind - yes, we have taken a different approach, but since the press release gave an exact percentage of chromium (Cr) that we had, and since the most current average price for Cr I could find was in U.S. dollars per metric tonne, I feel confident in my calculations. However, you are right to consider the cost of processing the Cr2O3 to obtain the pure Cr. There may be a percentage of waste as well, so that the Cr recovery is less than 100% of the contained metal (similar to processing other metals).