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Fund managers loading on the quite it seems.....

???

direct Lithium extraction (DLE) news anyday!

Ghana oil news

PET has done 2 baggers quitely

CLON is still yet to move

Https://energy.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/power/bolivia-signs-450-mn-lithium-deal-with-russia/105987100

Bolivia, home to some of the world's biggest lithium reserves, signed a $450 million deal Wednesday with Russian state firm Uranium One Group to produce the key battery and electric vehicle components.

Under the agreement, the Russian firm's parent company, Rosatom, will invest in Bolivia over two years to build a pilot lithium plant in the country's south, said the Bolivian government and Uranium One Group executives.

"This agreement follows the production and sales model we are proposing to every company that wants to work with our lithium. We will be participating in every point of the production chain," President Luis Arce said at the signing ceremony.

Bolivia's 23 million metric tons of certified lithium reserves have drawn interest from China and Russia, which have allied with the South American country to l

Https://energy.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/power/bolivia-signs-450-mn-lithium-deal-with-russia/105987100

Bolivia signs $450m Lithium deal with Russia

that's huge

Why has lender accepted debt to be paid in 2 years?

new CEO showed lenders something big coming up....

£650k mcap

this has bags written all over it

Well well well

TYM @Tertiaryplc done well, now I can relax and see what next year brings on TYM

fantastic Rns

Stephen Birrell, the Company's CEO commented:

"I am delighted with the support shown by our lender, the Spartan Fund Limited SAC. Echo is full steam ahead originating and negotiating multiple business development opportunities and we look forward to updating investors in due course."

This announcement contains inside information.

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New CEO

debt pushed back to 30 November 2025

looks like CEO started to get Echo energy on track for better position.

New CEO doing good job here

what's the current debt levels guys

Mcap looks well cheap here

Yes we both did hold stocks more 24 days, let alone 24 hours,

many many times Davy50,

good to have partners like Davy50 buying the same company as I am and Bennett.

don't forget we do actively look for other new opportunities ready to deploy our hard earned cash.

Gordonbennett

are you on Twitter?

worth bouncing off ideas

Gordonbennett

been looking for you over the weekend.... to give you heads up on few stocks.

well done you found one

Nice rise today,

got my foot soldier Davy50 doing the promotion for me today

keep it up matey.

In the last 3000 years whatever copper was mined in planet earth, we humans have come to the point that to go all out electric vehicles, We need to produce 3000 years worth of copper in the next 27 years to achieve net zero!!

"let's get copper out ASAP

EST huge potential

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This X account has 33k followers

https://twitter.com/TheGladiatorHC/status/1736503158422032783?t=SR7t38zdGcl-K-3xidqItA&s=19

The UK is falling behind European and North American peers in its attempts to secure local sources of critical minerals, which threatens to hit the car industry the hardest, a government report warns.

According to the study conducted by the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Select Committee (FAC), successive governments have failed to recognize the importance of critical minerals to the UK economy. The cost of such failure, it notes, will be the loss of key industries.

The UK is falling behind European and North American peers in its attempts to secure local sources of critical minerals, which threatens to hit the car industry the hardest, a government report warns.

According to the study conducted by the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Select Committee (FAC), successive governments have failed to recognize the importance of critical minerals to the UK economy. The cost of such failure, it notes, will be the loss of key industries.

Over the next 27 years, the world will demand nearly twice the volumes of copper the world has produced over the last 3000 years"

$DBG.V $DBLVF 🇨🇦 1 of the most desirable #copper/critical #metals deposit not yet in hands of a Major #Mining Co

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The world’s copper supply is suddenly looking scarce

In the past two weeks, one of the world’s biggest copper mines was ordered to close in the face of fierce public protests, while a slew of operational setbacks has forced one of the leading miners to slash its production forecasts.