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The ceiling for now as it's been here or here abouts for a while now got a feeling though it won't be here for much longer so people who have sold will have to fork out higher prices soon if they want to get back in.

Don't know why we continue to drop my only concern is we are being sidelined by the Czech government again looks like they and CEZ will be doing any offtake negotiations by their language.

Is this another BCN normally I'm right behind Keith with his comments but all are just the same nowadays.

Still a strong buy on hope I'm wrong but probably a reason why no big money has moved here.

Seems communism may not be dead after all.

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Thankyou very much SP that has by large put to bed any fears I had ( which wasn't many)

Without sounding like a sycophant what a presentation all questions answered for me and boxes ticked loved the buyout question and from George's reaction he won't be going anywhere thanks again SP

Last meaningful mention I can find of songwe in RNS was 26th Jan where they were upbeat that an agreement would have been due shortly ( from that date) still waiting an update of any kind.

Let's see where it leads us.....

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Found a recording of the AJ Bell investor meeting?

Investor presentation

There will be no presentation on business operations or a Q&A session at the AGM, but the Company will host an investor presentation through the digital platform, Investor Meet Company at 3.00pm (BST) on Wednesday 20 September 2023.

Investors can sign up to Investor Meet Company for free and add Ilika plc via the following link to join the investor presentation following the AGM: https://www.investormeetcompany.com/ilika-plc/register-investor Investors are encouraged to pre-submit questions in advance of the presentation via the dashboard up until 9.00am on 19 September 2023 or any time during the live presentation. For more information, please contact Walbrook PR at ilika@walbrookpr.com.

Depends what your buy price was whether you'll make money I'm pretty sure south of £1 will make money 💰

The only thing that ever worries me in these articles is the language from the state and scant if any mention of EMH maybe I'm reading too much into it?

In the meantime 4th quarter will be upon us soon probably towards November people are thinking

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Interesting:-

Clarified priority status of strategic projects via inclusion of the infrastructure

Is putting their money where their mouth is

From yesterday julians comments encouraging:-

VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / September 13, 2023 / CoTec Holdings Corp. (TSXV:CTH)(OTCQB:CTHCF) ("CoTec" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that HyProMag Limited ("HyProMag"), an investee company of CoTec, is collaborating with Europe Metal Recycling Limited ("EMR"), the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult, Magnomatics and University of Birmingham in a £1.5 million project, Re-RE Wind (the "Project").

£1.0 million or 67% of the Project will be funded by Innovate UK's circular critical materials supply chains (CLIMATES) programme. The budget for HyProMag's portion of the Project is circa £350,000 of which 70% will be funded by the grant.

Julian Treger, CoTec CEO commented; "We are very pleased with this latest development at HyProMag that again confirms its position as a key player amongst industry leaders in the rare earth renewable space. This project further supports HyProMag as it scales up HPMS (Hydrogen Processing of Magnet Scrap) and rolls-out the technology internationally. We are looking forward to assist HyProMag in its European endeavors and its roll out in the US."

LCM only need 40% of our production from phalaborwa so more deals likely

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Britain’s only rare earths metal producer is prioritising expansion in the US and EU and putting the brakes on UK growth after Brexit created obstacles for exporting to mainland Europe, the company’s managing director has said.

Among the factors driving the decision by Albert Slot, of Less Common Metals, are the huge subsidies being offered under US president Joe Biden for development of critical mineral supplies.

Slot made the comments after striking an agreement on Monday for rare earth supply from South Africa that aims to reduce western dependence on China for the critical minerals.

“We are basically trying to expand into the European theatre as in the US,” Slot said in an interview. “The Brexit executed by the British didn’t really help in LCM’s industry, meaning that we have to have a foothold in Europe.”

He added that the company had to be close to makers of magnets for new technologies.

“Hence the discussions about expanding into the US and EU,” he said.