Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
No, that's not a stope closing at the end of March, its a shallow dip stope, which requires what's been mined to be backfilled in order to provide a platform for the next stoping stage.
I expect the batches being sent to Ireland are from multiple drill sites, so I expect a multi site rns
Just checked the pp for the carnkie drilling and it is on CML mineral rights
Also I see they have submitted plans for another round of drilling on United farm
The red line is the current underground permitted area, if they want to mine it they will need to extend the permission area, which is unlikely to pose any issues
If you look at the rns on the London stock exchange site, you can follow the link there
I noticed they were drilling a vertical hole last week
I see cornish lithium have applied for planning permission for a 1600m diamond drill hole near Chacewater, near wheal jane workings, this time on tregothnan (Lord Falmouth) land.
Interesting but crofty alone would be looking at 400 tonnes of concentrate per month, it is entirely feasible that there could be 1000 tonnes of concentrate a month coming out of Cornwall and West Devon.
That's westwards
East from Charlestown? That'll take uou back to Devon!
Technical grade, which ATM are looking to produce carries a 40% premium on Lithium hydroxide
A move like that can only be speculation in my mind. The problem is with such low stocks its easy for someone to corner and/or manipulate the markets
Have you seen the 12 month SHFE contract last night? It went from $32,000 to $50,700!
Last night's big move on SHFE was on 12 month futures, which jumped 50% from $32,000 to $50,700!
Indeed, unfortunately we have a government who prefer to get pi**Ed, shout how great they are and wondrous things they are going to achieve while doing sweet fa.
My fear with Sirius was always that the project was too big for a junior.
Global demand is 76,0000 tonnes per day
Shanghai and London copper stock levels are critically low, Shanghai is down to 36,631t total stock
I have to say I found the reaction to the RNS strange (not in terms of price, but the response here.
Last year there was uproar that the BoD didn't notify straight away about the stope collapse. This year there's uproar because they notified straight away.
But why mention finances? Really? Would no one have asked the question about the costs?
For me they learnt the lesson of last year and have given us what we asked for.
Darren is nothing but ego, so much so that he has come up with a handle aping Warren Buffett.
There us no point trying to educate him, he is too arrogant and is only ever right without understanding the first thing about what he is investing in.
Why engage?