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More reasons the EU needs loads of graphite.

Re: Here’s a ranking of the top non-EU European countries with the most attractive graphite deposits based on grade, size, and strategic importance:

It seems that the EU will want to open new mines—some are already operational—to provide more redundancy (e.g., strikes). They want to mine at least 10% of what they need, so it seems a no-brainer to go for GROC.

IMHO, EU should be looking long term for 100% of their requirements.

There is also the requirement to do a deal with Greenland - If Denmark had one choice what would it be - I'd like to think they have input into what they want and get?

Note 'they' = EU.

I read that they are still under their goal for graphite extraction, so they need to increase their graphite mining.

It seems the ducks are lining up. How many of those non-EU applications are graphite assets that can be considered strategic/friendly to the West and EU?

The EU needs to be seen to start getting the REMs out of Greenland, or GROC might as well sell the whole lot to the US for £50m and walk away.

There is 'deep sea access right next door' to the proposed mine.

That might be ALBA turning an IOU into placing shares into hard cash and free warrants. £50k

Liz 'the Lettuce' Truss, and now Rachel 'the Radish' Reeves........

No wonder things are going down the pan.

Unless Denmark accepts Rachel Reeves' magic beans, UK won't be able to pay.

I like the risk/reward - I see little downside and a big upside.

GROC have applied to the EU for some free cash - hard to see how this would fail considering the political backdrop and some of the big names behind Morrow.

I think GROC is under the radar.

Morrow are well funded

https://news.morrowbatteries.com/pressreleases/innovation-norway-grants-nok-1-dot-5-billion-loan-facility-to-morrow-batteries-asa-3361196

Seems to me everything is coming together nicely and a big fat bid out of the blue for a quick multibagger is a possibility.

It is odd how sometimes some stocks react immediately to good news but others just sit there for a while before suddenly rocketing.

I suspect it will get a tip in a rag and that will light the fuse.

News today is fantastic!

Captain Hogwash/504/tl thrives because some posters put up with the bs because it aligns with their own agenda.

Fairview is entitled to his opinion.

Is it possible that a fund buys a 'pumper' to dump shares at a better price?

Good find. I did mention on the other thread that a fund with a small holding might be selling.

edit inder to under!

I wonder how much they held? Just inder 5%?

Never trust anyone on a BB! History shows us there are too many bs'ers with their own selfish agenda, either wanting to sell or buy or buy back in.

IMHO, it is quite simple, SO FAR $4.3m contracted for 22 and we are in Q1, 50% WISP attendeees have ENET tech - so the word is out and ENET tech will continue to be taken up, everything on track to make breakeven and some cash in the bank to be reported this time next year - which importantly will mean we have a CLX style balance sheet = £100m MC but we have much better growth opps.

This is now in a very similar state to when I first bought ECK and then 10 bagged... ENET will do much more.

New guy with NASDAQ experience and links to some useful AIM contacts.

Anyone with half a brain should be able to see how these dots can be joined to form a very nice picture.......dare I say it, and better than Shirley's........hmm.....well certainly comparable.

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It is not that clear - more like getting poked in the eyes, pepper sprayed, then put on sunglasses with vaseline with dust on the top, and a bag over your head.

Maybe because the recent Tarana funding round has finished there is no immediate need for 5G to sell ENET to buy more Tarana.