Proposed Directors of Tirupati Graphite explain why they have requisitioned an GM. Watch the video here.
Tata's gigafactory bring confirmed would be excellent and surely the TM1 management team will be thinking about the synergy between what recyclus is doing and what Tata would need.
TM1's second li-ion factory being in Somerset would seem like a sure thing. Black mass on the doorstep ready for a willing buyer.
That's a positive investment, congrats on buying in. This is a good price to buy in at. I'm positive on this share but its a long term purchase for me. You'll have seen from the big drop from the IPO to today this is not a share that is going to rip, but i hope with time and the move to car electrification this companies dominant market position is better reflected in the share price.
Just seems to be what this share does
Serious answer, i guess anyone that bought in at the lows saw the pump and took the opprtunity to get out with a quick profit.
So wish I'd gotten out when it hit a pound. Would have been a small loss but then i wouldn't be seeing this share go back into the doldrums again. Very frustrating share is this, and it feels like you need to be in it for the long term. Not sure if I've got the appetite having been a shareholder these last 18 months and watched it get completely decimated in the process.
Shamelessly copied from another LSE forum, not watched it all yet but helps inform context and debate. Would like to hope Robin or Alex might get invited to a future meeting to talk about the circular mineral supply chain in the uk!
Subject: Batteries for electric vehicle manufacturing
Witness(es): Simon Moores, Chief Executive, Benchmark Mineral Intelligence; Jeff Townsend, Founder, Critical Minerals Association; Jeremy Wrathall, Founder and Chief Executive, Cornish Lithium Limited; Paul Lusty, Director, UK Critical Minerals Intelligence Centre
https://parliamentlive.tv/event/index/1fda7dd6-d73a-4794-ad83-9cadf11b8bef
Great to see continued positive press for TM1. The more investors can learn about the growth plans and potential this company has the better. Feeling very positive about the journey TM1 is going to go on this year.
If its going to 50p then it doesn't matter if you buy in at 1.5p or 2.25, you're still getting a bargain.
My personal wish is it for it not to drop even if it means i can take advantage of the price. That can lead to loss of investor confidence, rumours, FUD,etc. I'd like to hope the lows we hit are historic and won't be repeated.
If you have confidence in this company, invest at todays price and you will still be rewarded in time.
This isn't new information but i thought it was worth sharing because it informs why so many here are positive about TM1's future and potential.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/uk-critical-mineral-strategy/resilience-for-the-future-the-uks-critical-minerals-strategy
This is the governments first critical minerals strategy, published July 22 and updated in March 23.
You don't need to read too far into the paper to see how the governments aims and vision bisect with TM1's core businesses.
Cherry-picking some of the aims from the strategy:
1. Maximise what the UK can produce domestically, where viable for businesses and where it works for communities and our natural environment.
TM1 has mining claims in Ireland.
3. Carry out cutting-edge research and development to solve the challenges in critical minerals supply chains.
Innovate UK has recently awarded TM1 a 1.96 million pound grant to us to create a mobile battery recycling system.
4. Make better use of what we have by accelerating a circular economy of critical minerals in the UK – increasing recovery, reuse and recycling rates and resource efficiency, to alleviate pressure on primary supply.
Circular economy is what TM1's core vision is! Its the central purpose! Lithium-ion and lead acid recycling factories are operational and soon going to be automated which will allow TM1 to process its feedstock and start generating some serious revenue. Other poster ls here have dine food work on calculating the potential. The forward view is to open more in strategic locations or offer our IP to other companies for their own on-site processing, either as a service provider or by selling them our modular facilities they can use themselves.
3 of the first 4 aims in this strategy are core to what TM1 has set themselves up to deliver. We are in a serious position to help and benefit this strategy.
Worth reading the whole thing but i expect all news and future company decisions to tread very closely to this strategy and be lockstep with the government of the days aims for securing tthe critical mineral supply chain.
The three of you make great points, thanks for sharing your thoughts. This is a growth area for the UK and wider and ecomonies will be shifting to take greater care and interest in the mineral lifecycle model. TM1 with early exposure to this is well placed for customers, business and growth.
Thanks for the information. I wonder what we could do as investors to help spread the word more? One idea i had was to contact the Radio 4 PM program - they have done a series of reports on EV's generally and i thought it might be worth pointing out TM1 will soon be operational on a first of its kind li-on battery recycling plant in the uk, and to see if they had any interest on reporting the circular economy aspect of batteries and battery metals.
From the article
To deliver these ambitions, collaboration between government, industry, academia and other stakeholders is vital. The Task & Finish Group will harness the wealth of expertise across UK industry – those that depend on a secure supply of critical minerals – to identify supply chain vulnerabilities and promote resilience and diversity, strengthening the competitiveness of the UK and helping grow the economy.
This is TM1's core business and vision! Plenty of upsides coming. Ignore the day traders trying to buy your shares on the cheap and do your own research.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-ramps-up-supply-chain-work-with-first-independent-critical-minerals-taskforce-meeting
Robin and Alex not directly involved but this can only be good for TM1! UK government taking the mineral supply chain seriously and we are going to be a part of securing that mineral lifecycle strategy.
No need to explain it guys. These posts aren't being made in good faith. The discourse here is not rational. You can spend all weekend explaining but on Tuesday morning you're going to see a new post from them going "2p today incoming". And the same on Weds. They are hoping that casual browsers here will see the scary titles and act accordingly.
Total bad faith act to keep the FUD at the top of the page.
Also, highly amused at hot1stocks first post on this board being in this thread coming in to side with hardcore1 with him posting minutes either side. Why would the stock not be up today? Maybe because there is no news? Oh, but it helps hardcore1 with the general narrative he is pushing which is FUD (fear, uncertainty amd doubt) and trying to push the price down and dissuade new investors.
I suspect we've got a bit of astroturfing going on. Look out for visitors new to TM1 / low post count accounts piling into these threads to amplify the narrative.
Can't wait for hardcore1 to make the same post next tuesday, weds, thurs, just like every day this week. Until he wants to ramp the share again and then it'll be daily posts of "9p incoming guys i totalky feel it!!@1!!!!1" instead.
Although, this is someone who believes this is an AIM traded company, which is demonstrably false (see my post from 2 days ago for evidence). Curiously, for such an active visitor to the board, he seems to have ignored that post. I wonder why? ....If he knows so little about this company or is deliberately posting false information about TM1, why would we take notice of anything else they post, like these predictions? I know I don't.
New investors / visitors to the board. Do your own research and do not take these prediction posts at face value.