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Sellers clearing, and someone is still buying and eating all the shares in the background!

This is a solid rerate back to 3p

Once again, Helium is foundation to alot of military and health research.

These mine is worth $$$$$$$

Imagine the Americans will be wanting to buy this up.

helium is fundamental to their military and health research

giving the volumes expected from the mine, we are looking at $$$$$$$ millions

Just go look at the price of helium and the rise coming.

when you have the USA / EU / China / India all working on key projects that need Helium you have a crazy market worth billons $$$$$$

Helium is fundamental to military and medical.

The mine is worth insane amounts of $$$$$$$$

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Frontier Developments will host a new monthly showcase beginning next week, on 31st January at 6pm UK time, with updates on the what's next from the company.

Frontier Unlocked, as the showcase will be known, will look ahead at the coming year for the studio - so expect to hear more about Warhammer 40K: Chaos Gate - Daemonhunters' console edition, and what may be on the horizon for Elite Dangerous.

Also expecting to hear of an all-new project.

Frontier said at the end of last year that it would refocus on its sim game genre bread and butter after low sales of its Warhammer real-time strategy title Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin.

Frontier said it had three upcoming simulation games scheduled for launch over the next three financial years, and was committed to continuing to support Elite Dangerous.

Source:

https://www.eurogamer.net/frontier-developer-showcase-announced-for-next-week

In fact, considering the Gamesworkshop contracts, and the company IP, i think we could see this as a takeover target while the price is here, in which case we will be looking at over £240m or 600 per share.

Consolidation of staff complete.

and with the new gamesworkshop TV shows coming to Amazon, i would expect announcement of new games....

India will be looking to retain battery production in their country, the whole game of india now is to replace china as a manufacturing hub for the west.

and due to the low cost that india can make the batteries compared to opening a factory in the UK the costing balance back out with transportation costs.

Tata are A) not to be trusted, and B) controlled by india

Speaking to a contact connected to Tata UK, apparnety they are reviewing if they will start work on the UK giga factory.

Apparently the Indian government want them to focus on only factories in India.

And Tata has just opened a factory in India with a few more being lined up:

https://www.pv-magazine-india.com/2024/01/11/tata-to-start-construction-of-20-gwh-lithium-battery-plant-in-gujarat/

Fundamentally we are seeing the collapse of the west in real time.

The leaders of the country are feckless and lining their pockets, at least with the old patrician society cared to keep standards up and the region safe.

Tata battery factory is doomed, the costings will be too much for them to "hid" some of that £500m to consider it profit. Tata operate as a "too big to fail'" corporate, that eats up what it can and turns high quality to cheap mass production.

Now Britishvolt and AMTE are done, there is no hope for UK manufacturing or industry.

The only people making money are landlords, and they rely on rampant migration to keep their properties full, and add nothing to the economy. The wealth extraction by landlords is why their no free cash for consumer spending or in bank to keep inflation down.

It takes one more Suze canal problem or a wobble of the economy and this whole house of cards will collapse. Western Europe will become a mad max zone, so best get your passports ready to move to eastern Europe for safety.

Good thing they are importing so many third world people into the UK, within another 5 years it will be a third world back water itself

Calling it, the UK is completely doomed.

Yeah really bad for Wales and the UK.

however this is Tatas way of doing business. They use their size to bully and get grants, then wrap the business up and move the assets back to homebase.

The sodium battery and £500m grant to them by UK gov already looks shaky.

Hence why the UK government needs to fully support AMTE.

Tata Steel confirms it WILL close blast furnaces at its plant in Port Talbot, South Wales, ending more than 3,000 jobs

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12982825/Tata-Steel-confirms-close-blast-furnaces-plant-Port-Talbot-South-Wales-ending-3-000-jobs.html

That's because Britannia ruled the world only 100 years ago.... From 1700 to 1920, in broad strokes

There is lots of margin when manufacturing sodium....

That's why AMTE could become a massive business.

And with insurance companies moving against lithium, the market will speed up the transition.

Your points are why they are here, and reasons that can be cover come to become a £££ company.

I think the thing missing from your equations is that sodium compared to lithium is both safer and cheaper, so when taking the whole battery market now and projected into account then I believe that AMTE can become a superstar