Stephan Bernstein, CEO of GreenRoc, details the PFS results for the new graphite processing plant. Watch the video here.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/seekingalpha.com/amp/article/4416839-vanadium-miners-news-for-month-of-march-2021
Roskill estimates that vanadium demand "for VRFB markets" could rise to 31,000 tons by 2025, amounting to a rise of 3,100% in a decade.
Increases in majority from previous month.
Hargreaves lansdown - 19.51% (.27%)
Interactive investor - 12.80% (2.69%)
Halifax - 9.87% (.11%)
Orange trust - 5.59% (-.21%)
Acacia - 5.12% (.01%)
Aj Bell - 4.65% (.03%)
Barclays - 3.50% (-.04%)
Apologies if already posted...
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/m.miningweekly.com/article.php%3fa_id=579381&rep_id=5582
I agree with what you've said silent talker.
Surely the SP has been walked down to affect gfg, if they have to sell their holding they are the ones which will loose out on their original investment.
Does anyone know what they paid for their holding?
If this did happen you would like to think another investor would buy the holding or it does get sold into the open market.
Not great short term, hopefully some positive news, contracts, uskmouth land soon to relax us shareholder's.
Uskmouth is very important right now.
https://www.metalbulletin.com/SearchResults.aspx#?term=Vanadium&onlyCurrent
Whats peoples thoughts of the market judging Bmn's valuation on the V price currently?
Because the cost of V has shot up recently, would the market need to hang on before adjusting the share price accordingly, we've had a few days of slight pullbacks, so I would expect the SP to stabilise until the V price stabilises/ keeps increasing.
Hopefully it will continue back on track tomorrow.
One thing we are not talking about is the demand for steel.
I read an article a few days ago talking about the demand liberty have got right now and will have over the coming years with the demand for steel as we come out of the economic crisis.
Surely this opens up a position for liberty to get bought out.