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Precious little to prattle on about at present as we are in that waiting room before news, yet again.
Thumb or even fat finger twiddling, interspersed with some off topic twaddling is a good way to pass the weeks of ennui.

Could do with one about 40 years ago.

Serbia revokes RT. Whilst still a few years off, that had been slated as a potential source of European lithium towards the back end of the decade.

RT’s focus at least so far, has swivelled to South America, paying quite a lot. They may yet look to capture European material and yet there are limited options and they presumably would not look to be stuck up a cul-de-sac a second time. This restricts their options still further.

The EU for all their protestations of self determination, must be starting to sweat.

Might be a useful recap or introduction at this point.
First aired on Joe Lowry’s Global Lithium podcast when he gave the chance to record a couple of minutes to explain a potential target investment and the why. All heading in the right direction.

https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aj9GP1JfVKzhgaIetgYAkb5JdsY4lw

Hope at least of interest, if not of help.

Not until we see how the auctions pan out.

The sale of 122,880 @ 4.925 was reported on ADVFN at 15.21. Can’t speak for LSE but it was obviously out there, visible to all.

Well, actually, nice 1.25.m that is.
Quite a while since we have seen a lump like that, all in one. Then again the volume and number of 6figure buys has been increasing, so maybe the project is attracting some greater attention now.

My lips are sealed.
At the risk of repeating myself, may I refer the honourable member to …..

Still need the DIA of course.

Maybe yes. Maybe no.
The election result is not really in question. They were basically bounced into it, following a small part of the coalition feeling a need to effectively vote down a budget.
The gov support for MDB and the nascent Portuguese Li industry potential is not in doubt although left relatively vague at this stage prior to the DIA from an independent APA for SAV.

The Gov and APA are supposed to be separate and independent so the decision could land at anytime, divorced from the elections on Jan 30th. As ever, however, theory and in practice are rarely bedfellows and rarely equal.

Not sure who gave you a Recommend but think I can guess. Unless it was accidental as someone was scrolling.

That aside, a Happy New Year to all. I am wondering whether my resolve for a Dry Jan will be strong enough should there be any positive announcements prior to the end of the month.

They also said that refining capacity takes a year to build (at least in China). Some talk of Galp
Good listen, though not much comment on Europe per se, but generally extremely bullish with expectations of OEMs, new or old, needing to buy in to secure supplies and toll refining etc.

Listened to it yesterday and then saw the SAV sp drop and wondered if I was still asleep in A different dimension.

And, lest you forget:

Actual resource at MDB is 50mt +
Plus, auctions coming up at end Jan

As you say Salve, can but hope that logic outs in the end, or at least at some stage. Not that I have a particular downer on Vulcan, but I hope that the Spock logic is pointing his ears at SAV.

Tesla x10 in the past 4 years and their own plans remain exponential at least short/medium term.
This without their new production in the EU or US.
i continue to wonder where they are going to source their supplies. This might put a further boost to prices / M&A / JVs.

Are you sure that you have the decimal point in the right place?

Is that another 2m from yesterday? Or an admin error, cancelling out. On the one hand it is neutral, on the other, interesting.

So, 2m buys mid afternoon average 4.475 but remains behind the curtain until we’ll after 5pm. Let’s not forget 2.25m chunky buy on Christmas Eve.

Will someone be out hitting the buy button again tomorrow when there are few onlookers prior New Year and yet another extended out period.

If the same person then a quick (and mostly unnoticed) 0.5% of company in the Christmas sales.

No problem. Just for clarity.

No.
Listed on AIM, with additional listings on Frankfurt and Stuttgart

https://www.savannahresources.com/investor-relations/aim-rule-26/

Spodumene 6% is a recognised standard.
Not so sure that the local products of Jadar or Zinnwald will have the same universal appeal.

Happy Christmas all. Time to ditch this for a few days and come back refreshed for the new year.