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Checked the 3-year chart and everyone should know what's going on.

03:41 Correct! This management belongs in court. They shamelessly take investors money and unsuspectingly invest in Duster.

15:49 Thanks for the top tip, but I've learnt my lesson. I am the white knight and warn everyone here to invest in this loser company. This is not an O&G exploration company, these are crooks who have no idea about O&G exploration and anyone who invests here will lose. Study the history of 88E and you too will learn this lesson :-)

You can all believe what you want. This investment was ill-considered and everyone who invested here thought they would get rich quick. But was it really? The crooks who ran this company only took the shareholders' money and shareholder value is a foreign word to them. The "Redirons" report should be a warning to anyone still investing here. After August 2024 comes August 2025, August 2026 and sometime August 2099. This loser company will not change and it will not be possible to realise a profit. You might get your share back, but maybe not before August 2099 or later.

Lol, 25:1 the kiss of death ☠️

11:52 - Did anyone expect anything other than a big loss here?

If not immediately, then when?

Whether LSE does not display or displays for some reason makes no difference to SYN. Just a lame duck.

Super video. If not now, then when?

The report says it clearly: at the current prices for spodumene, it is a balancing act. How long have we been hoping for the Gov?

Lots of talk, no action. If lithium prices continue to fall, it will become uneconomical. What a mess!

The chamber can also wait until the new sodium-ion batteries from CATL have fully conquered the market from beginning 2026 and lithium is gradually no longer needed. Then Gahna's lithium dreams will be over.

https://carnewschina.com/2025/04/21/battery-giant-catl-showcases-three-innovations-1500km-range-battery-520km-in-5-minutes-ultra-fast-charging-and-2025-mass-production-sodium-ion-battery/

I spoke to Roland on the phone today but had to sign an LoI beforehand. I can only say one thing: show must go on.

The "density" issue has been resolved and CATL will start mass production in December 2025

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=t_7CvyGttz0#bottom-sheet

If, according to CATL, the sodium battery actually goes into mass production in December 2025, lithium's pole position will be over. GR must hurry, and any further missteps will lead to financial losses or the end of the lithium lifecycle.

Ghanaian Easter eggs are bigger than in the rest of the world. This explains the long Easter break. We can only hope that Atlantic Lithium ratification hatched during this time.

DV - It was, of course, a scheduled conference call with shareholders to discuss the plummeting share price, which sparked an open outcry in the forums about a CEO who seems only vaguely aware of the concept of accountability and likes to think it's a non-issue. Of course, as always, Roland had to go early. After all, when the company is in trouble, you have to make sure that the golf cart is fully loaded and the caddy knows which putter he prefers when the going gets tough.

Hey GW, you must have tried to get hold of Roland this morning that's when he rang me and we spent ages chatting about you and your points here on the board. Anyway, have a relaxing weekend and have a good time until next week! 🙋‍♂️👍

GW, thank you for sharing. I hope you stay with us👍

GW, I think SYN is an exception in this case. Many other companies deliver results SYN, on the other hand, is in a downward spiral. Against this background, RW's statement about working capital seems almost arrogant. Instead of such platitudes, it would make more sense for him to explain specifically how he intends to make future capital increases more transparent and how his personal salary increases should actually be in line with the company's current development.

"Regarding a further capital increase, he said that all companies need working capital and Syn is no exception."