Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
This seems to be holding up remarkably well given the state of our world and general market conditions. I was hoping to top up at around 13p but doesn't seem likely!
This one looks very interesting indeed but it feels like anyone with a long time horizon will be diluted to oblivion as they will probably do multiple fund raises and this might lead to a few billion shares in issue within a few short years?
Nothing has changed here but I wonder if it might touch 10p with all this turbulence
Agreed. Crisping it works best. They've cut some deals with restaurants and it's understandable. They are leading the way for now. Beyond Meat burger also good, as are Squeaky Bean deli meats. A lot of other stuff is hit and miss.
Feel like we are missing a trick here. Has anyone tried the THIS product range? Hands down the best meat substitutes by far. The bacon, lardons, and chicken are unreal. Wish we had a slice of that pie too as they will be a big player I reckon.
I'd like a clear indication from the board as to how much dilution they envisage in the medium to long-term. If this is going to end up being another company with 5bn plus shares in issue then the investment case erodes away to nothing for anyone wanting to get in for a 5 to 10 year time horizon. I could see this having an mcap of £5bn in ten years' time but that's of little use to people buying now if there will be 10bn shares by that point. Surely in such an exciting growth area we don't need to become yet another Ponzi scheme cash cow for tin-pot financial institutions.
What happened to all the other money? Is this going to be used to pay Mellon's 15% bonus?
It's excruciatingly slow progress. One might think that the model was flawed in fact.
I have a feeling this week will be a damp squib. Whenever a CEO waits until the 11th hour to release news by a hard milestone date, you know they are in trouble and something is wrong.
A piddling 5K shares, but I plan to hold for 6 or 7 years, at which point I hope for £5 a share, even with the extra dilution that will be necessary along the way. Glad to have some interest in this now as I really believe this tech is the future.
...I could see this being worth £10billion in 8 years' time. Maybe there will be be 2 billion shares by then so could be worth £5. Why not? Could be THE growth sector soon, in a climate emergency and an ecological crisis.
Been a load of **** this year so far hey? What happened to the £1 by EoY of year predictions? Hilariously overhyped and ramped by charlatans and ponzi merchants.
As in £16 per share? All depends on shares in issue i suppose.
Out of interest what are other people's speculative SP targets with a horizon of 3, 5, and 10 years? (if it still exists at that point)
...but genuinely worries me that I don't have a position. Even assuming this ends up with 2.5 billion shares in issue after subsequent raises, I see it being worth £5 a share within 7 or so years. Would be quite an ROI. My only worries - as always with such funds - is that it gets taken private, and/or is mismanaged, i.e. investee holdings sold at the wrong time. The annual 15% 'performance fee' for Mellon is also vexing, as it could lead to a lot of dilution just to pay wages? Either way, I would expect an SP of £5 by 2028 or so. Feels like a no-brainer. Not sure why I haven't pushed the buy button yet, even on a punt! Just wish I had a spare £20K....as that level of investment could be life changing here.
To me it feels like something that could be pretty special. Perhaps £5 a share in 5 year's time.
Out of interest, what are people's SP targets?
I believe it will be successful. I just want to try to gauge how many fund raises they will do. If it ends up with 5 billion plus shares the future upside will obviously be massively diminished.
Where will this be in 5 years' time? Especially with the Mellon performance fee, which will no doubt require share issuance. 2 billion or 3 billion shares long-term?
Just trying to wrap my head around how many shares in circulation this will end up with when warrants are exercised. Any insights?