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https://www.krupainvestments.com/en/results-of-emh-voluntary-tender-offer/
Very encouraging! The smart money is sitting tight !
just wonder if anyone at all took the offer up and how many they did buy?
1 thing though they and the larger investors acknowledge this share is way way undervalued or they may well have tried a bid of say 20p 30p 40p ( still undervalued at those prices :-)
So what's the next move?
Try an entry via dilution onto the Czech exchange: needle & thread anyone?
https://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistics/displayAnnouncement.do?display=pdf&idsId=02254598
It wont be a cap raise entry Bannor , pure entry . Shares will need to come from Germany , AIM or Australia . It also provides opportunity for Krupa to buy on his own exchange . Great move I say , will make the register even tighter .
We'll see......
It is the right step.
There is absolutely no chance bannor , we do not need funds until we finance production .
Maybe the message will finally sink in " Lithium Battery Market is set to see Revolutionary growth in decade "
https://coleofduty.com/news/2020/07/13/lithium-battery-market-is-set-to-see-revolutionary-growth-in-decade/
https://seekingalpha.com/news/3590670-lithium-producers-rally-where-tesla-goes-lithium-will-follow
Boom Time coming !!!!!!!
https://cleantechnica.com/2020/07/13/italy-set-to-increase-ev-incentives-to-e10000-are-carmakers-ready/
Great news Fingersxed
Ducks In A Row & All Lining Up Nicely
As Always
In It To Win It .... Snooze You Definitely Lose.
Right Place - Right Time - Right Now
The Future Is Bright - The Future Is EMH
E M H is Possibly The Safest Investment Of Our Time.
WE ARE NOT AFFECTED BY COVID-19
LawrenceH, that is laughable. 'Safest investment of our time'. The guy is conducting a feasibility study with a view to extracting Lithium (after raising more funds) in what 5 years?. All this talk of EV demand increasing, yes its great for Lithium as a whole, but I feel like I am missing something here, we are not a producer as far as I know. Such a long ahead, winding through AIM country. This still feels very speculative to me.
I don't think future fund raising will be a problem with CEZ as our majority shareholder and huge demand for lithium by the European auto manufacturers. I share Lawrence's optomism.
There's every likelihood that Cinovec will be fast-tracked. The majority shareholder themselves are building a gigafactory, the area is surrounded by emerging gigafactories and some of the world's largest car manufacturers, there's rail infrastructure in place, the EU urgently need a European source of what has become a strategic metal and Cinovec is huge, and the EU are launching grant and subsidy schemes i n support of European projects like this. So A/ it is inevitable that it will happen and B/ it will happen as rapidly as is possible.
Let’s not forget the Tin at USD1750 p/t do the math! It’s a big tin mine.
For clarity, CEZ are a majority partner, not a majority shareholder in EMH. They might have less than 3% of course but it's probably zero.
CEZ has a 51% equity interest in Geomet, the Company's Czech subsidiary and holder of the Cinovec licenses.
Yes of course. Sorry.
Numbers are getting bigger by the day
https://www.ft.com/content/bf5ad496-ba64-4a9c-abfd-3f998481fb13