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actually struggled to top up this morning had to split 84k and 76k
strange with all the supposed sellers
reminds me of THG done very well there but the trolls last year where much worse parasites than here BTW its gone from 31p to 115p in 6 months

I believe its £85 not $ fireplace I understand the company is profitable at £50
But dyor

Let us know when you've answered your own question Blunderhead

Wording sounds like a really determined careful focused thrifty positive team at work at IOG now

I think that was for MR B Trevor or are you MR B as well

Perhaps they'll apologise to us when they update on their top secret discussions
As if

Managed to get some time out to have a good listen

RNS: Secured a third-party low-silica feed for Vanchem to support more stable production rates at no additional cost.
Call: Actually BETTER cost and BETTER quality leading to BETTER production levels

RNS: Q1 2023 production of 261 mtV (Q1 2022: 224 mtV) supported by improved Kiln-3 availability, and the electricity curtailment solution introduced in November 2022.
The project's 1 MW/4 MWh VRFB supplied by CellCube, a VRFB original equipment manufacturer arrived on site at the Vametco mine during Q1 2023. The construction and commissioning of the 3.5 MW solar PV and 1MW / 4 MWh Mini grid project is due for completion mid-2023. The hybrid mini grid will supply just under 10 percent of the mine's electricity needs.
Call: Curtailment agreement in place since November 2022 means NO complete switch off (switch off results in huge problems for the company) just a reduction in power which can be managed this agreement would be better if direct with Eskom (hopefully negotiating that then otherwise why mention it)
My take (all IMO): Mini grid provides 10% of needed power, max power loss with curtailment 20% so if deal direct with Eskom reached and mini grid providing 10% of max 20% power loss in high demand periods could result in NO power loss whatsoever

Thanks very much Floyd

HarChris/Pdub or another
had a few things to do today couldn't get on the conference call
Would somebody summarise it for the BB please

Would you mind posting a link to 6p harchris I could only find 600p can't find 6.00p
Much appreciated hopefully

I don't know squirty they initiated at 600p last November
I don't know how they get away with such rubbish come accross a lot of weird broker recommendations but this one takes the biscuit dunking in coffee

Unpredictable

Just released

RBC raises Bushveld Minerals target to 700 (600) pence - 'sector perform'

Smell the coffee pardon the pun

Please read the RNS

Production

§ Q1 2023 production of 261 mtV (Q1 2022: 224 mtV) supported by improved Kiln-3 availability, and the electricity curtailment solution introduced in November 2022.

- 121 mtV produced during the months of January and February collectively.

- 141 mtV produced during the month of March with 117 mtV as at 24 April, supported by improved operational stability.

§ Q1 2023 production of 261 mtV (Q4 2022: 372 mtV) is below Q4 2022 as an opportunity was identified to drawdown on inventory from 2022 and a two-week maintenance was undertaken during this drawdown phase.

§ A new supply agreement for lower-silica ore than the Upper seam ore, has been agreed at Vanchem with a third party, and it is anticipated to allow for higher recoveries, resulting in a more stable production rates at no additional costs.

Good management to identify opportunities to do maintenance
Good management to get higher recovery at no extra cost
Great management to install an electricity curtailment solution that's just starting to show it's benefits

Vanadium is getting government's across the world funding and support invinity recently dropped their CLN because they've got £11 million off the UK government and did a very recent successful raise at 30% less than the current SP

Please go and find your flavour of the month with your cup in hand elsewhere if BMN are so bad

Q2 expected to be another Qtr of record production based on the Vanchem production numbers in Apr as a, result of improved operational stability!!!
With April already under their belts
High demand product with a record producer
Great business

They are in a sellers market with vanadium for the foreseeable future and they know it
Selling to the highest bidders around the world they have the stock and production capability along with the most highly valued customers in the world
Great business

https://twitter.com/VSUNEnergy/status/1650302684224970752

Last year it was announced on the 25th April for the 3rd of May
The same time frames I believe
SP was at 30+p then

Arriving at 10pm tonight
Vos paradise summary

Thanks to flexible tank capacities, the PX121 is set up to support drilling activities with longer and deeper boreholes and activities further from shore. In addition to tanks for oil, water and drilling fluids, the vessel also has two stainless steel tanks for flammable liquids or corrosive chemicals. Each ship will be equipped with dynamic positioning system Class II and meets the requirements of ‘Clean Design’, according to ABS class.

Obviously BOA and JPM are the BIGGEST
LEADING GLOBAL investment banks let's hope its one of them seeing they're so interested in SAF

This is all I can find from the last month the link mentions BOA and JPM buying 850,000 gallons saf certificates

https://newsroom.bankofamerica.com/content/newsroom/press-releases/2023/04/sustainable-aviation-buyers-alliance-announces-aviation-decarbon.html

British Airways-owner IAG (ICAG.L) says it has committed to $865 million in investments to purchase SAF and support production, but has only guaranteed around 25% of its 2030 supply target. That means it will likely have to spend billions more to reach its goals.

"America's programme of both federal and state incentives for SAF production is the mark of global leadership on the net-zero transition," IAG told Reuters.

"This is a brilliant model, but if Europe cannot keep up it will have to import SAF. Let's not import SAF - let's create it everywhere we need it."

HOME GROWN
Smaller producers, like Velocys (VLSV.L) and Fulcrum, are hoping to build facilities and scale-up SAF in the years to come.

And even if their new projects do not do enough to get aviation to 10%, SAF production will still go up markedly, experts said.

"Most companies we speak with have already secured sufficient SAF supply to meet at least half of their 2030 procurement targets, which is exactly the market signal needed to support further SAF scale up," said Joe Horrocks-Taylor, climate analyst at Columbia Threadneedle Investments.