Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
In fairness to Haggis, and he needs all the help he can get, the accusation was actually made by him in a separate post a few minutes before.
He’s not the sharpest tool though. Spoon of pickle short of a ham sandwich if you ask me…..,
Haggis
The irony of explaining that one loses credibility by suggesting someone else has lost credibility whilst in the same post telling someone they have lost credibility clearly escapes you. Not terribly bright I’d suggest.
Bananaman. In what way is the liquid system a huge hit? With whom? It is showcasing tech that is now redundant, and it sold precisely 1. To Extreme E. And that wasn't commerical. Its main claim to fame is that it kept our heads above water until the solid cell came along. The HFC and solid cell will be a huge hit. the liquid system isn't.
I think I have it Bovril. Would I be right in saying that I have Noted your comments??!
If so glad you are still holding and fully understand your frustration. Completely agree that AB's options should be based on commercial sales.
Not at all like Marmite Southernhay....some people like Marmite.
Bovril-Gate has only 15 posts but clearly has been involved with AFC for many years. I wonder who he used to post as. Sounds like a very angry individual. He referenced the 2015 AGM....could be fun to see him in action if he goes to this one.......
It is not a FACT Haggis that the deal is still alive just because you say it is. Blimey, you could be Donald Trump's press officer.
The reality is that many AFC deals have fallen by the wayside over the years and no announcement or mention has been made of them. You could name them as easily as I could. So the only FACT is that you do not know, and I do not know.
Please stop making claims you cant substantiate.
Rolandtherat,
I think it is a question of timescales. £3 this year very unlikely but with orders could well see £1. The brokers are expecting almost £2, probably over a 2-3 year period. With a reasonable expectation of turnover (ceres is £31m) there is no reason we should not match their MCap which would mean about £2.
Personally I see £1 this year max and then a rise to £1.50 ish and potential for a takeover.
Others will dispute all this but they are no less guessing than I am.
Tom Pollard. National sales manager. Not international. So UK then.
You can dress it up anyway you like but there is zero evidence of achievement on Pollard’s part whatsoever. I hope he is developing a pipeline but he appears moribund to me.