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Oops I didn't finish of the rest of my sentence about pair shape,Is something AJS would say as a reply to your message.

I had to pop out of the cab, got called to move my trailer.

Old wasp We can always send you round to TM1 if things go a little pair shape for a good sting.

I listen to the news all day being a long distance truck driver i've got time, can sort of tell what going to be invested due to issues around the world.

Funny i bought 1000 shares of Roll -Royce 29th jul 2022 at £0.891508

Flypanam, I take it that message you just sent wasn't meant for me ?

And whom is the TW subscribers?

AJS look , Recyclus they've got a solid backing - £2 million government funding through the university to roll out specialised HGV trucks for battery recycling transportation. Feels like a major step towards solving the battery recycling puzzle.

Ajs I've sensed some unease about your past investments, may be you've bought and sold got stung feeling lost out.

Being very cautious about future prospects is understandable.

We've all had are ups and downs in the market.

"Hey AJ, I've been looking into the future plans for the company. It seems they're gearing up to become a major player in battery recycling across the UK, expanding their reach with depots all over. They're eyeing the top spot in the industry. Funding might be crucial for their growth. Thought you'd find this interesting!

Thinking they will require all the black mass that they can get their hands on to recycle from within the UK.

HI

It's fresh news to me and i imagine many others on here.

It's owned by Tate group massive company, also check

Tate group to set up battery Gigafactory in UK.

Article explains more about recycling ♻️ side.

JLR-Owner to build £4 billion electric vehicle battery factory in the UK.

Will be one of the biggest in Europe.

Production starting in 2 years,Creating 4000 jobs.

"Google it."

"Check it out"...

Yes it's Approx £5k worth, approx 500k shares i have invested here and still topping up.

It's a smart move they're leading the charge in battery recycling, a crucial part of our sustainable future .

Their tech and commitment to eco-friendly practices make them a solid long-term investment.

The government are supporting this to make a greener world.

IMHO.

A message to, Miller 67

Whom went into a rage due to my posting of 100 tons as mentioned being the limit on the 28th Nov at 11.05. If you check, Letsrecycle.com. its under recyclus advertisment dated 23/10/23.

You will find the up to 100 tons of storage explained, with Batman and robins picture posing outside the recycling site.

DYOR Mr miller67 , smile.

Leaving my 500k shares in here for 5 years, then decide if going to sell,Like Warren Buffet says" Put it in and leave it alone" instead of reacting to share prices every 5 minutes.

It's a strategic investment of future requirements to solve the battery issues ,which is coming fast.

Wishing my self luck in my 26k shares leaving it in here for 5 years .Ohhh the suspence.

This is a chance of climbing some thing brexit stands for self reliance, instead of relying on other countries to supply and dismantle batteries .

BGHanson

Stay in this for the long run ,look its not a boring company, every ones going to check in to see how well it's doing ,in other words it will grow ,look at Tesla no one believed in it at the beginning.

Look at mafioso message 24th nov at 23.11.

The future looks promising for TM1, recyclus shares.As the company expands its operations, secures strategic operations partnerships, and leads the way in a sustainable practices ,shareholders can anticipate potential growth in share prices.

With the global focus on sustainability and the indispensable need for for efficient battery recycling solutions.

TM1, recyclus is in a positioned to generate long- term value for its shareholders.

Don't miss out on this chance to invest in a company that only promises a prosperous future for shareholders but it also contributes to a better tomorrow for generations to come.

Government need this to work, theres electric car being built here in the Uk, like Nissan, spending £2 bn plan to build electric cars in Sunderland.

IMO.

The government need a solution to breaking up batteries.

Would be nice to see on UTUBE or a recording on this site , of what's going on in the TM1 factory instead of pictures.