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Pity it was nearly a year ago .....
Just love this interview....if any doubt, worth another watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuBBecki3rI
Time frame slightly extended!
Let's hope he visits the Czechs as well.
LGES CEO leaves for Europe for EV battery biz
https://en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20220703000900320
If optimism is all it takes, why aren't we rich yet? We're supposed to be long producing by now according to the original plans.
If you're that pessimistic why not just sell up and put the money in the bank?
The calculation is simple:
Hopes and Dreams divided by Realism
Hi GreenMachine, that was also my understanding with regard to any sell price but despite a search I cannot find a reference to how it would be calculated.
Herbert Diess@Herbert_Diess
Jul 1
We've got the power!
I'm looking forward to kicking off something really big next week together with German Chancellor
@OlafScholz and Thomas Schmall.
https://twitter.com/Herbert_Diess
hope so...
That's why KC said in one of his interviews that the sell price will be based on some other metric not based on SP. That is maybe why we got another PFS earlier in the year?
Unfortunately if it’s from these levels, then even a decent premium will leave most shareholders fuming
Certainly could be EIA then offtake but I guess my line of thinking is moreso possibility of more imminent takeover than I was previously thinking
Freeman Hardy Willis,
Fancy going through life with 'Junior' as part of your name.
Tom,I have thought that for a long time and I’m sure others have.
Having said that I don’t know if we have to wait for the EIA report before off takes etc can progress ?
Good to see the 10 million plus share buy the other week and now our own guy London Wainwright 111 or whatever he’s called with a $42k purchase to increase his holding.
Just a thought but I wonder whether delays in announcement of offtake might be because there’s some to-ing and fro-ing with takeover conversations, which would render offtake no longer relevant? If one of the big boys were interested in buying us out, they wouldn’t want any binding offtake agreements in place to impede them using all the product they could mine, and consequently they might be saying to KC to hold his horses with signing offtake and see if we can’t get a deal done to sell the whole thing instead
Still only 42p however. Needs to be at least double that for starters!
They're gunna run out of batteries
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/companies/skoda-autos-january-june-2022-sales-surpasses-that-for-the-whole-of-2021/article65589032.ece
Emhlf closed +22% in US.
Bloomfield is a Non Executive Director of European Metals. A non executive director is not involved with the day to day management of the company but can be involved with policy, strategy etc.
A NED has the SAME legal responsibilities as an ED and therefore is subject to corporate governance and compliance. I would therefore suggest that there is no “insider trading” and he is buying because the share price is good value.
If Bloomfield is a director (which I confess I didn't know) then it's probably more likely that he knows what's happening. But I don't know for sure. And do diferent rules apply for KC as EMH director from KC as Geomet director?
Yeah, I was just wondering if Keith/Geomet could be in negotiations that EMH bod (Lincoln Bloomfield Jr) aren't aware of so he could still be allowed to buy. Clearly Keith was talking about signing deals so maybe so?
Sorry, I was replying to your post where you mentioned Keith second. I should have been more specific.
Oh, we were talking about Lincoln Bloomfield Jr's recent share purchase.
https://www.investi.com.au/api/announcements/emh/c98486f9-d7e.pdf