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The shareprice is up 20% over the last 14 days of which the traders would have sold into. When it was going up the naysayers weren't as active . Consolidation before the next leg up is healthy, plenty of very good VRFB/vanadium news out there at the Moment on a weekly basis.

https://twitter.com/BushveldMin_Ltd/status/1625744214322733057?t=xsYq45_kHumjqEH4IE-S5g&s=19

Halfmanhalfgoat don't half go on booooring

Seems like we have had a bit of a clean-up

https://twitter.com/DailyPostio/status/1619007351155204096?t=XxTDuYVC8u0wZF_reGK7fg&s=19

Great time to be a primary vanadium producer and soon to be added electrolyte facility that must be near 100% complete. Add to that our investment in cellcube, our potential for success in this growing vanadium market is pretty much covered on all fronts. China coming out of lockdown, still an air of caution but I personally am very optimistic going forward.gla

Monkey, let's walk before we can run.

Just read the full white paper and cellcube are pivotal in it,also this years Energy Storage Summit EU in London, 22-23 February 2023 is at a larger venue!

Cellcube (Enerox) gets mentioned which we are part of, also depends who wrote the article because some are not unbiased. Our electrolyte plant is built but the article only mentions AMG Building theres. Worry not because the greater world know exactly where the highest grade vanadium sits, with a electrolyte plant to suit.

The VRFB market is definitely gaining traction and Bushveld Minerals can take some credit for this via their investment in IES startup. This was a very smart strategy a couple of years ago,tough years have followed because of covid etc. Who knows if we would have been able to keep our investment in IES without covid happening. We made money on our investment which cannot be lost in the smoke here,that money has now been used elsewhere. Cellcube is now part of our strategy and we have to look forward not backwards . Without our initial interest in putting IES together the market for VRFB might not be quite as advanced as it is. If IES are successful (which I hope they are) vanadium demand will remain robust.

Advfn , joined 6th January I can see this mischief maker now. It isn't a forum I bother with or here anymore to be honest. Good luck all

It isn't a nice feeling being underwater obviously, Also not a nice feeling be accused of something you aren't doing. Nothing said on here gets under my skin I've been here for many years now through good and bad.

Where is this posted please I want to see for myself

Viper,I haven't a clue what you are talking about it certainly isn't me. The trolling has intensified here though so maybe a bit of mischief making. What forum are you suggesting that I'm posting on

Thank goodness we are producers rather than explorers then

https://theprojectbluegroup.com/news-details/could-australia-lead-the-charge-for-vanadium-redox-flow-batteries

Wasted energy tedious and boring,try a just givings page plenty of good causes out there than a cynics view on here

Also worth remembering that they expect production to match sales which is hugely positive, especially with production ramping up.

The expectation remains that sales volume will equal production volume. Another huge positive in this climate

Demand for Bushveld Mineral's suite of vanadium products remains strong, and the flexibility afforded by the diverse product mix and wide geographic presence is a significant strength when the current reduction in steel capacity utilisation is considered, allowing emphasis on higher value products and markets, extract from RNs that some might have missed