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yes, Phimx

I agree far too complex in design - good reference though to all the physics behind associated tech.

I've never claimed to agree with your stance on INSP but no denying the failure to bring a product to market makes your view valid - so I'm on the fence - probably £30k down due to holding here where my other interests have X5 - X10 bagged, still this is my outsider bet.

hit the buy button again, and once again didn't expect I would after 17p (thanks ROS) and today 16,107 at 27p - two JV projects heading into construction phase both globally significant so worth a top up.

I'm sure many share that thought RG33, well perhaps one exception ROS is surely heading for hell.

“Today’s significant Mineral Resource increase is a major milestone in Hastings’ journey to complete the
debt financing for Yangibana ahead of a start of construction by the middle of this year. We continue to
build on our fundamentals so as to achieve long term value for shareholders”

!

Yangibana Project updated Measured and Indicated Mineral Resource tonnes up by 54%, TREO oxides up 32%

https://www.investi.com.au/api/announcements/has/b07ebf9d-03c.pdf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1fiABe4x08

excuse me for looking back at lithium battery tech but this shows why perhaps lithium will be the tech for many year to come for transport,

https://youtu.be/KomsqHmSX1Y?t=183

Could be more efficient than petrol if the solid state tech can reach the full theoretical energy density of lithium, @observer842 some numbers to churn!

PippiLongStockockin,

this hasn't been below 12p since end of October and this is your first post? I 'm just a little puzzled as ECR you have posted 31 times and must be 50% down on that additionally you only have history from 21st March.

Just here you have at least X2 on your investment if you are in at 12p.

gary25,

if you believe so why not take a short position and join ROS?

Yes, I do believe you are correct!

Yes target of 45p by end of May or if not June, at circa 6:30 in the webcast - doh! talking of June reminds me of Yune / Ros shorting down to 7p.

https://youtu.be/DbB2-CCrzO0

Not for me thanks @observer842, too greasy and -

Global fast food giant KFC says it is halting its "Finger Lickin' Good" slogan given the current hygiene advice because of the coronavirus pandemic.

https://youtu.be/qvnMoNrcSLk

I do feel the US are serious about tackling climate change, John Kerry does give some encouragement when he mentions why no politician can undo what's now happening in the market place, he has had to answer questions over Trumps clowning around - very positive I would say!

https://youtu.be/qvnMoNrcSLk

Phimx,

you are certainly justified in what you say about the performance of the bod and facts support that, will it ever change?

funded to production with at least five years planned capacity committed to off-takers at a time when a global effort to avert a climate catastrophe is taking lead in talks with world leaders.

And Amapa!

If we just had more media coverage this would fly on that alone!

Now is that moment to promote the company, the focus globally on averting a climate catastrophe has never been at this level -

Come on get some information out for ---- sake!

Just to add to what I posted on 19th:

Climate change: Biden summit to push for 'immediate' action
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-56837927

19th:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-56807520
Radical new climate change commitments are to become law in the UK, Boris Johnson will announce this week.
The prime minister will say carbon emissions will be cut by 78% by 2035 - almost 15 years earlier than previously planned - which would be a world-leading position.

China and US pledge climate change commitment
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-56790077

We have some great assets that are aligned to this, Has, BCN, EMH, MMS, Oz and then there's Amapa and the economic recovery from the global pandemic is leading governments to rethink!

They must have expansion plans?

ThyssenKrupp
MOU signed 2018, advanced contract drafting Target signing March
5 – 7,500t MREC p.a
10 years
That has now been confirmed as below a big ramp up in years one to five!
Hastings will supply 9,000 tonnes per annum of its Mixed Rare Earth Carbonate (MREC) for the first
5 years and 5,000 tonnes per annum for the second 5 years, totalling 70,000 tonnes over a 10-year
period. The committed offtake volume from thyssenkrupp represents 60% of Hastings annual Yangibana
production volume for the first 5 years and 33% for the second 5 years

So, 9,000 tonnes per year is 60% of the first five years production so total production is 15,000 tonnes:

Leaving 6.000 tonnes but contracts show:

SCHAEFFLER
Master Supply Agreement Signed Jun-2020
5,000t MREC p.a
10 years
So that leaves only 1,000

SKYROCK
Offtake Agreement Signed Nov-2018.
5 Years Fixed Term with 2-year flexible ramp-up of supply
2,500t MREC p.a.
Leaves -1,500 tonnes

And the unknown:

Confidential
Contract Status MOU signed Apr 2020 - in contract
drafting for MSA
Approx. X,000t MREC p.a
5 + 5 years

Confidential
Advance negotiation and contract Drafting
X,000t MREC p.a.
10 years

Anyone read this differently?