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In short between 2020 and 2022, there were a lot of negative news but while many are gone (floods, strikes...) it has imp left a bitter taste, however the company is in much better shape today than during that time even if the market cap dropped.

Bushveld for an AIM listed stock has also refrained from excessively diluting shareholders.

I have openly shared multiple data sets online that you can use in your research in an excel spreadsheet

Here: https://wikipenny.com/Thread-BMN-Charts-and-data

Also increased diesel prices but these have now dropped considerably

I think high hopes and failures of being considered in ESKOM tenders might also have played a part and this was extensively covered by many LTH. I was extremely skeptical that it would ever happen at our stage of dev. but some seemed adamant it was on the cards due to FM's political connections.

I likely have missed a truck load of stuff

- increased production costs
- maturation of debt this year
- load shedding in South Africa
- 2 floods
- poor PR from the company
-previously missed targets

Yes

- targets now being reached and the company seems to have learned their lesson
- multiple strategies in place to mitigate load shedding including VRFB on site and negotiation with local councils
- need debt renegotiated which is being done and hopefully partly paid.
- vague about the BE standalone/carve out but with interest in VRFB increasing could result in a very handsome cash in or continuous cash flow from shares. However the company is vague
- BELCO electrolyte plant will be online this H of the year.
- need to see prod cost falling and they slowly have.

Ill Let you do your research this is just very short and not detailed points.

Your post aged badly in less than 10 minutes :D

Would it be possible that you think that I think and we all think that something might be up on that side side?

Well am I wrong to think that you think that I think that the BE carve out might payout stupid money?

Well that's a lad I haven't seen in a while!

Welcome back Loud!

Here we go more ramperoo

Would love to know last time Martin actually went to Argentina

As long as they followed the regulations they will be fine.

Microsoft Azure seems to be more to blame than Capita. Every month new vulnerability is found, even the Pentagon was a victim of it.
https://www.google.com/search?q=microsoft+azure+hacked&tbm=nws&source=lnt&tbs=sbd:1&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjonM-7o7j-AhW-REEAHTPhCfoQpwV6BAgBECE&biw=1920&bih=937&dpr=1

Maybe the government should be fined for not doing enough to stop foreign nationals and entities, especially Russians attacking our companies and institutions.

Imagine finding your house had been broken into and then being fined for it

Not sure why they brought Argentinian inflation in there pretty sure gas and oil is sold in USD so it should favorable to ECHO

If you guys want to take action join the discord. We are currently taking legal action against RMM.

You can find the link to the discord on Wikipenny.com

Yes we'll vast shares were worth north of 20p in 2020 and 10p in 2021 now under a 1p.

Unfortunately mcap doesn't matter so much in AIM as you get diluted so much that even if mcap rockets you never get your money back.

This is just an example of how this can be done.

This idea that II do everything to avoid losses is flawed. Before ever getting involved with Echo they would have had the risk plan in place and what they are implementing now would have been planned way before converting.

The shares bought would slowly be drip fed to the market. The MM would accept a loss on the transaction against the purchase of other equity in their portfolio at a premium by LO.