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sharesaplenty - you would have zero pence because the company has never announced it was imminent. The company has not even announced if they have participated in the tenders. It is only via the remarkable research of a number of the members of this board that we are aware of this possibility.

Probably best to consult the answers we gave to you 10 days ago

outstanding really

Macanaman - it seems to stay until the next point at which the ask or bid change then it is reset to their midpoint

JCEP - without some facts to go on I don't think this is really for me - as anyone who has followed what I have done on Bushveld Minerals will know I can only make judgements based upon real facts. Vague hopes I have no way to assess. If others want to do that that is their business but then it simply becomes something of a self-reinforcing but ultimately unstable pyramid scheme.

Give me some facts and I will reassess.

JustHere - I'm afraid I am still struggling to understand the relationship between the share price pre- any RTO and after, because, as you've identified, anyone who has shares before that news becomes public is likely to be locked in as the share gets suspended. Traditionally cash shells are valued at something like 0.4M plus the cash in the bank. If that is the case and there is 1M cash on hand then with 57m shares issued that should lead to a valuation of 2.45p so the currently 5.75p looks pretty racy.

they are having to hold the bus back whilst a few stragglers run to try and get on

Twitter is full of little birdies

I think that we shall see very concerted buying - on thursday and friday last week the bottom of the trading band was explored and strong buying support demonstrated.

Anyone hanging about on the sidelines waiting to see if it might go lower has to take an uncalculable gamble that the trouble that they have taken to research this stock may be wasted in the rush to get shares before any Eskom tender results are published.

Many talk about Fear-Of-Missing-Out - FOMO but in this situation anyone playing jenga with their holding risks GOATMO

I have to agree with Benalder - a battery is double the fun if you have something to charge it with so VRFB's are a perfect match for renewable generation assets like Wind and PV farms. African countries want to build generation facilities because that is what they need - they aren't interested in batteries if they have not enough generational capacity to charge them.

I think that it is HIGHLY LIKELY that Fortune and Michael have hooked up with a number of these organisations in order to offer solutions to the South African government for Eskom's current generational shortfalls. Note that this is ON TOP OF eskoms pure battery energy storage requirements for their existing grid.

Demonstration wind+vrfb and PV+VRFB projects in South Africa will only be the start but will demonstrate to the whole of Africa what can be provided and how much of this can be sourced on their own continent.

I don't think we have even seen 10% of the Bushveld story unfold yet.

jogj99 - I think you are correct and I think there are things coming that may surprise most on here.

RS - congratulate Lionel Green for the content, all I did was reformat it and add a few pictures and hyperlinks.

indeed Richemondo - How in fact is that article considered a 'deep dive' ?

It is not even worth Lionel's Big Picture wiping its feet on.

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/lionels-big-picture-428

Due to Covid + Brexit DHL actually suspended their economy road service from the UK to europe about 10 days ago.

Fortunately for me they reinstated it today.

spyker - a good find. I just looked through it and on first inspection the document appears to riddled with inaccuracies - VRFB disadvantages - 'low electrolyte stability' - er hello wtf are they talking about the electrolyte lasts 20+ years without degradation. It's as if the writers have done a 5 minutes trawl of wikipedia and come up with the best they can.

This is what happens if you simply outsource your intelligence to a consultant instead of having proper scientists to advise you. No wonder we're in a mess with Covid.

sammy, you wag

did anyone manage to get a buy at less than 20.5p ?

luderitz - now is as good a time as any - what are the chances that there is interesting news next week ?

luderitz - actually there were 3x 100K buys before you made your post

kilmihill - can you let us know how you know this information.