The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
We don't know much news yet, but Syrah Resources Ltd's presentation on the 13th still has "MOU for JV development of large-scale AAM facility in the UK."
Will shareholders see news of MOU with Tata Soon?
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-somerset-68412570
Syrah commences AAM production at Vidalia, USA.
Syrah and alkemy just need to check the cost and money.
Some companies find it difficult to borrow money because of high interest rates. However, some companies double their bonds because many people want to invest in eco-friendly bonds.
The future is unknown.
Syr's mine is operating but not selling graphite. But syr's operating, so it has potential.
Https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm5804/cmselect/cmbeis/196/report.html
ALK buys lithium from trading companies, so they can't buy it cheaply.
I hope they get lithium from the mining company.
However, it is important to have multiple suppliers
I just hope they do well and we get a big profit.
The next news is finance.
It is a very interesting time. :)
Europe values carbon. And weardale is a low carbon lithium company. If weardale is successful, alk can get low carbon lithium. I don't know the future, but I hope they succeed.
Hummm..
"The Feasibility Study has been produced ahead of schedule in response to the due diligence requirements of certain global OEMs looking to utilise and contract with Alkemy's refineries."
Will alk announce a new mou this year? :o
Corporate bonds of battery industry companies in other countries are very popular. :)
I hope Alk can get the funds well too.
Alk is ahead of Green Lithium, but no one knows who will raise construction funds first. :)
I am a shareholder of greenlithium and alk. I hope everything goes well.
It's interesting that alk has a lower market cap than greenlithium.
I wonder which refinery Tata will buy lithium hydroxide from. :)
I hope all the lithium refineries in the UK do well.