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AVL are way behind Bushveld. There production facilities are just being talked about and the funds arranged.
It will be 2024/5 before there is any chance of a commercial Electrolyte facility in western Au from AVL.
Bushvelds East London site will be ready next year and producing commercially in 2023.
So AVL should be able to supply E22 with Electrolyte a good 1 - 2 years after Bushveld have been already selling commercially into the market.
Your attempt to compare BMN with AVL is nonsense, there is no comparison BMN is a farther ahead by quite a margin

Yes Patagucci, you are naive.
Especially if you think we don't know what your game is - transparent or what?

Allleycat, are you talking this share down for your own personal gain so you can buy in at a cheaper price or are you being paid?
I, along with others, am fascinated to know why someone who has no skin in the game has come along here with all this exceptional knowledge to educate us about our investment.
I hope you are not offended by this but what you say is complete B*******ks......so why?

For sure it will drop below 100 again. The possibility of an upcoming cash flow issue should make that likely

Maybe now is the time to change the name from Afritin Mining Limited to Afritech Metals Limited.
That would better reflect where this company is going

Bunsen your comment is complete rubbish.
If you are too ignorant to see the strength in ATM and are not investing why are you even here?
Why bother sullying this bb with pointless comments?
Come back in 3 months and eat your words - this will be twice what it is now. At least 10p, probably more like 15p just on Tin alone. Then you have Lithium (loads of it) and Tantalum (not quite sure how much yet - still investigating).

This company is going to be a major battery metal supplier worth multiples of what it is now.

Or is there a reason for your negative comment?

The IDC partnership and the JSE listing are connected hence the subject is being raised at this time.
Fortune will have had little choice and it will have been part of the deal.
The JSE listing will probably be completed before the electrolyte plant.
So there is you time scale

For the love of god give it a rest will you.
This bickering and arrogance is getting pretty boring to be honest

When they announce production figures for Lithium and tantalum watch this fly.
This will be 12p by Q3

CT:
The Company is pleased to report that Uis successfully maintained a production level above its steady state target during Q4 of the 2021 Financial Year. During the quarter under review, Uis surpassed the target of 180 tonnes of tin concentrate to produce 194.5 tonnes (containing 126.2 tonnes of tin metal), a 28% improvement on the previous quarter. The production level achieved in Q4 represents approximately 108% of the Stage I quarterly target in terms of tin concentrate produced and 117% of the Stage I quarterly target in terms of tin contained in concentrate.

They are producing

This is also the only way I could get exposure to Nickel Mr. Flibbles.
Go and take a look at BMN as well.
Another battery connected business like this and also a miner but it is going to fly - also like this!

And to think bluerill dismissed my post because "i didn't know what I was talking about".
Pot, kettle, black anyone?
Yet he still keeps digging his hole insisting he is right. You couldn't make this up!

i will also top up on the drop.

Unsuccessful investments, bar one??
So IES, which is not making any money and whose share price has dropped 40% in the past two months is the one great success?
Seems to me BMN are maybe getting their money out while they can

"Davies shows up and take a stake in FAR, not BMN, aaaaand has expressed genuine admiration for IES"
Why has he taken a stake in FAR and not the company that will be the main Electrolyte supplier for IES - that makes no sense!
Not sure about the "heavy weight" Davies bloke - his expressions of admiration have had no effect on the IES sp.
Not that many people listen to him then!

I totally agree FB.
More likely to be trouble with IES than BMN.
It could be either but it wont be BMN

I haven't posted on here for 6 months. You cant accuse me of going on about it.
I have been here for around 3 years and I am underwater.
The bod are not looking after their investors
5/6 years was my target investment length.
Now?...........as soon as my losses here are deemed by me to be acceptable I am off

Hear, hear Knuttie. I have no doubt that the SP would be substantially higher if the bod did pull their fingers out.
Good management, poor communications

I was making a point about perception and perceived value.
It obviously went straight over loudspeakers head.
Its a shame because I think it was a valid point and in his arrogance he drowned it out

Less of the arrogance loudspeaker.
You check the mcap - it doesn't change the argument - either IES is over valued or BMN is under valued.

I think loudspeaker you need to check your facts before posting.
The SP of IES is 120p at close today