Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Magnificent - Azule deal closing is due. Oil price strong. Company and management positioned as partner of choice in the region. Market cap growth now unlocking new investment keen to benefit from significant likely cashflows. Barrel growth ahead with major next deals enabled by cashflow and credible team fits the strategy.
A rare institution in the making with legs ahead of it imo.
Looking like AET is set to put in a fantastic operational performance at the oil prices we are seeing currently while management continue to position Afentra as a partner of choice in the region: roll up roll up, another move coming up and the company’s profile set to elevate further.
Undoubtedly tropical, that’s my reading too
Price of lithium looking strong and SAV potentially in the driving seat for Europe
Magnificent something definitely in the works
Very nicely indeed, SAV has a big year ahead imo
Agree CVN65 - very strong intercepts there and great ammo to go into the Giga Europe conference with to further spur interest in old Savannah!
Great news today with building lithium market momentum again
Many things aligning for SAV now
It’s great to see Savannah is attending PDAC - with Lithium now possibly seeing green shoots and the understanding of the need to diversify and on shore supply as much as possible I think good things are cooking with all the work going on in the background
Exactly HC - but don’t let sense get in the way of the board troll.
Mhow - I saw the NMG deal it’s for anode material not flake graphite but a sign of increasing demand and urgency of supply diversification for ex-China sources across the supply chain
When will Europe look at this project properly? Great opportunity for the CEO to get this to the front of the agenda
The company has always had an office in London, read the annual reports??? Do you also understand companies can be and are run from multiple locations - go and look at syrah or talga or NextSource just to name graphite companies - as the company and Pranagraf have the same founders I’m unsure how there can be such a surprise that there was ever overlap if there was (although not surprised it’s surprising given who it is surprising)? Also note their annual reports & statements are always audited each year, that includes transactions and customers etc….always with the personal attacks and libel against posters like HarChris, very unnecessary.
Boris, if you simply watch one of the investor meets company presentations you mention, or for that matter read a single RNS you would find the information you’re looking for about job titles. Also for the company’s London address I suggest you read companies house -again, it’s at “Eastcastle House, etc”
Croqman, great points.
Meanwhile the ex-China graphite train rolls on - the recent site visits tweeted about by the company look interesting, the new NED and the company broker went along it seems, and mentions customer visits which is interesting following all the information in the half year report on the market etc and also mentions “other workstreams” - VAT perhaps?
https://x.com/tirupatiuk/status/1756937782805606585?s=46&t=Kd9oN7lEXrwqvOg2hyHmPg
TGR remains well ahead of the curve imo despite its own challenges, just look at other would be producers like NextSource struggling to produce commercial volumes despite huge money thrown its way. Holding is made harder when there are clear protagonists trying to cause disruption but hey here we all are.
GLA, DYOR