Member Info for Alansugareatyour

Are you being Honest, cant tell.

Ah sorry, I thought because you were on the TM1 board you were taking about TM1.

My bad.

"Just sat down relaxing and CRML is $13.53!!!"

Need context of how much they hold, with the majority sold as per the September RNA. Mind you, its extra, just not sure if material.

BADR consideration won't factor into the thinking. No one is going to rush anything for a potential £40k or less saving over the life of their substance investments.

If anything they would want to accelerate a sale pre budget to avoid rise of a CGT rate rise, however, again this is on the immediate horizon so basically cant be avoided.

So your saying they are deliberately lying in an official RNA about not receiving an offer.

"

I've been told on these boards, that PREM is only going up. That was weeks ago, maybe a month. Maybe goes years but I got recent screenshots.

Where are these people?"

Why are you listening to random anonymous internet posters is the more important question.

Its past 550 now.

Took a miny punt and out at 22 was a gamble, small loss

Is 9% on a volatile stock like this, 'leaky'.

No

23%?

Technology Minerals, the company behind the TMC Project, has reassessed its licences and identified high-priority targets for rare earth elements. The company is in discussions with third-party investors to jointly increase shareholder value.

The company's subsidiary, Recyclus, which is 48.35% owned by Technology Minerals, achieved a positive monthly cash flow in July 2025. Recyclus also delivered a substantial year-on-year revenue growth for 2024/2025.

Additionally, Technology Minerals has identified potential projects in the UK that contain rare earth elements and critical minerals from underutilised industrial by-products. This initiative aims to support environmental remediation, improve domestic supply chains, reduce reliance on imports, and turn industrial waste into a valuable national resource.

Based on the video titled "George Roach Leaves Premier African Minerals What Happens Now?", here are the main points raised:

* Change in Leadership: George Roach has resigned as the CEO and director of Premier African Minerals. The new CEO is Graham Hill, who has 41 years of experience in mine development [01:58]. The speaker views this as a "huge fundamental change" and a very bullish development.

* CAMAX Technologies Agreement: CAMAX Technologies has converted £272,000 worth of accrued interest into new ordinary shares. This results in an additional "bucket load" of shares being issued, bringing the total to 84 billion [01:34]. The speaker sees this as a positive sign that CAMAX is still heavily involved and interested in the company.

* Market and Share Price Analysis: The market's reaction to the news has been flat as the change was anticipated. The share price is down 15% for the month and 3% over the last five days, but up 27% over the last six months [04:03]. The speaker notes that the technical indicators for the stock are not looking good, with the MACD going down, and the price is about to fall below major moving averages, which is a bearish sign.

* Future Outlook: The speaker is optimistic about the company's fundamentals under the new CEO and speculates that Graham Hill might purchase shares in the future, which would be a very bullish signal. The speaker believes that CAMAX holding onto the new shares indicates their long-term belief in the project.

You can view the video at https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PIbjfKL85pE.

Don't build up a response by saying "Ok, you asked for it." then just following up with a couple of tiny paragraphs that basically don't amount to anything.

Was waiting for fireworks based on "Ok, you asked for it."

so much **** posted.

"commissioned and it is running as one seamless process"

Could you quote the RNA where this is started please.

"Could you give a summary for us too lazy to watch 46 minutes"

Mate, you need to catch up on tools readily available to tou.

In this video, hosts from Money of Mine interview YJ Lee, a fund manager at Arcane Capital, about the state of the lithium market and the impact of China's recent anti-involution policy.

Here is a detailed breakdown of the discussion:

* State of the Lithium Market: YJ Lee notes that the market has changed significantly since his last appearance on the show. He believes the market bottomed out in June 2023, with prices for spodumene and carbonate at their lowest, and has since seen a remarkable 50% recovery. Lee argues that the previous low prices were unsustainable, as they resulted in two-thirds of global producers operating at a loss [04:02].

* China's Anti-Involution Policy: YJ Lee describes the Chinese market as highly competitive. While the central government sets policies, individual provinces have their own economic incentives. The anti-involution policy is an attempt to curb excessive competition and price wars that have led to unsustainable losses. He is skeptical of the immediate success of this policy, as it is difficult to fight against natural market pressures [10:08].

* Supply and Demand Dynamics: Lee asserts that the demand for lithium is growing much faster than current analyst forecasts suggest. He attributes this to falling prices, which make electric vehicles more affordable, and highlights the massive growth in the Chinese electric truck and stationary storage markets. He predicts that the supply of lithium will not be able to meet the demand from 2026 onwards and believes that investors should focus on demand forecasts rather than supply growth [39:43].

You can watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/ECi3FjRgNvc

"And this morning you said prem was funded and I asked if you were aware of the 70-80 million"

Yes, he meant funded until they need imminent funding obviously

Took a tiny snifter at 27.2, good to wait for the raise RNA to be published

Alan sugar here, hence the name.....