Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
Eloro - Every day the same rhetoric , Why are you not invested in ordinary companies are making big bucks doing simple things successfully instead of continual whinging on a daily basis , If you were to do your research you would have a better understanding were PRE is placed at the moment instead of forming you own negative opinions.
What a sad sack poor excuse of a human being you now are reverting to cross promoting on a forum that you do not hold stock in trying to benefit in publicity for your own gain, really quite pitiful you would stoop to such demeaning tactics.
Really one without vision and foresight and understanding of the renewable energy sector and sustainable technologies that will propel it forward over the coming decades would probably suggest this is not the stock/sector for you . Fundamentals have not changed with PRE only timelines pushed out to increase long term value to Shareholders with further downstream value added synergies.
Selling for pennies in the pound no thanks, the BOD have embarked in a full value downstream business model to create value to SHs long term , there is no such thing as a quick buck in life and this model is in its infancy and is moving in the right direction long term , if you follow PRE closely and and join the dots thru various outlets this is the time for accumulation.
DP - Saltend is a chemical park managed by the PK group and PRE had a approval to build , Just do some research before you make a absolute fool of yourself., bored with you now and your lack of intelligence.
DP Once again talking absolute *******s , The original site is to small to downstream further from oxides into metals and then recycling with a JV with Equinor so a new larger site is required to facilitate expansion, Now very bored of your continuous cynical posting to try to make your chosen stock look better as we can see straight thru you.
Could be that due to pressure from the Chinese on the Tanz Gov, PEK wasn’t going to get a licence.
The Chinese wanted the mine for themselves so it was put to Appian to sell their share to the Chinese/Shenghe.
If Appian doesn’t then a licence won’t be granted.
Chinese rare earth producer Shenghe Resources Holding Co Ltd 600392.SS said on Friday it planned to buy a 19.9% stake in Australian firm Peak Rare Earths (PEK) to secure more overseas resources amid surging pries.
The stake, which will be sold by Appian Pinnacle Hold Co to Shenghe's Singapore unit, will cost the latter around A$39.25 million ($28 million) or A$0.99 per share, Shenghe said in a filing to the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
Peak Rare Earths operates the Ngualla rare earth project in Tanzania with 18.5 million tonnes of reserves grading at 4.8%.
It also plans to build a rare earth refinery in Tees Valley, Britain with annual rare earth products output aimed at 9,900-11,600 tonnes, according to the filing.
Shenghe Resources said it is focused on rare earths resources markets both at home and abroad. "If the project can be implemented successfully, it will further consolidate the company's foundation and optimize its global business," it said.
Rare earths are a group of 17 minerals used in consumer electronics and military equipment. China is the world's dominant producer of the metals.
Shenghe Resources currently has rare earths separation capacity of around 15,000 tonnes per year and processing capacity of 12,000 tonnes per year. It also has joint stake in rare earths mines in the United State and Greenland.
The Chinese price of praseodymium-neodymium alloy SMM-REM-PNA used to make super strong magnets used in EV motors doubled in 2021 and has already shot up more than 16% so far this year to 1.21 million yuan ($190,296.45) per tonne. ($1 = 1.4019 Australian dollars) ($1 = 6.3585 Chinese yuan renminbi)
Eloro - If you join the dots you will find the new application is additional land and will be used in the future for recycling and metals with blue hydrogen supplied by Equinor and would be up and running 2025 -2026
Saltend has full approvals and is the main play ATM , we await company clarification to validate., with FEED and funding to follow.
DP - Why do you continually sprout out rubbish that you have no idea about and is also fact less , And to top that off in a company the you hold no interest in , The mind boggles in your derangement.
DP - Once again you are spouting out absolute rubbish when not holding this stock and continuing downramping , What is your reasoning in this contestant trolling or are you just trying to seek attention , To be honest DP it seams to be psychotic mantic behaviour and you should seek professional medical advise for your trolling affixion.
Oh dearie me Theorist you have really turned this into an echo chamber for the ramblings of a bitter and twisted man that seams to be privy to government outcomes that even PRE is not aware of , One would consider that a very dubious position to be in obtaining such knowledge to promote publicly before an official announcement.
Theorist- You really need to get your head out of your a"' as you are talking absolute rubbish as you have no idea of long term investing on macro or fundermentals on new age energy metals , Really find it quite amusing your constant barrage at PRE which tells me you are either a paid downramper or from one of the other REE hopefuls that needs to put PRE down to have any hope of survival.
This is not a race and their will be room for many REE companies so just be happy with the one you are invested in and concentrate your efforts their.
The FEED will be out in due course hopefully this month so that should put your mind to rest as you do not seam to understand it will superseded the BFS.
Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's 97-year-old business partner, explained why he welcomes market panic.
Here are Munger's the best quotes from the interview, lightly edited and condensed for clarity:
1. "Value investors like Warren and me look for intrinsic value and ignore the noise of the constant movement of stock prices. But we look at the patterns of the noise to pick our hiding places for value investments in both time and place."
2. You don't need great opportunities very often, once in a lifetime is enough.
3. ""Every good card player knows that you've got to not blow your opportunities. You don't get that many. Not enough people carry that card-playing wisdom over into practical life."
4. "It really matters whether, when the few great opportunities do come along, you reach out and grab them vigorously."
5. "It really helped us to have everybody else believe in the efficient market theory in its hardest form. It was an interesting example of a learned profession going bonkers." — referring to the idea that markets correctly price assets so bargains don't exist. "Warren and I had the advantage of being imperfectly educated, and therefore we thought the academics were stark raving mad. Which of course they were."