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Lance wrote:
"I cannot find any significant precedent for scrappers that successfully separated metallics and salts to achieve good economics"

I noted the the University collaboration yesterday - it's a new process:
"I developed a scalable battery recycling process with a high recovery efficiency."

"We have recently opened up a Battery Recycling Scale Up Facility at the University where we are tackling some of the most challenging issues in the field. The centre allows us to prove processes on a kilogramme scale, giving us and our industrial partners, the confidence needed to scale the process up further."

It is unproven but this is the point. If it was already being done via existing methods then there would be no point to the company.

I agree with Hardcore, lets await the new licence and see what happens.

Shares!

I make that a sale of 2.2M completed on Friday??

"Don’t worry I will carry on posting - waiting here until I see value"

'Carry on Posting' sums it up really. There appear to be a few members active from the current Carry On team. We've had Carry On Trolling, Carry On Boring Us, Carry On Incessant Repetition.

The guy that runs the course is called Dr Anwar Sattar.
There is also quite a lot of information on him and he features on the Recyclus website.

Also:
https://warwick.ac.uk/sustainability/stories/business-and-economy/efficient-battery-recycling/

"I developed a scalable battery recycling process with a high recovery efficiency."

"We have recently opened up a Battery Recycling Scale Up Facility at the University where we are tackling some of the most challenging issues in the field. The centre allows us to prove processes on a kilogramme scale, giving us and our industrial partners, the confidence needed to scale the process up further."

I don't know, but there is some connection with the Uni of Warwick.
Recyclus have been working with them for two years.
I don't know anything about official I.P. or patents though.

https://www.technologyminerals.co.uk/published/technology-minerals-says-recyclus-and-university-of-warwick-in-engineering-development-partnership

https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/wmg/education/researchdegrees/vacancies/optimisationofbatteryrecyclingprocesses-engd/

Great comment Mark!

Cheers Jerry - I think I got caught up with the assumption that SD was arriving in results week. Looking forward to getting feedback from any attendees at the TH today!!

Also quite curious why there are no results.
Understand some of the thoughts suggested behind lack of RNS but they have been as regular as clockwork over the years and would have thought a Havieron update in some form would have been announced.

"Why they drop the nice divi from 10% to this rubbish level?
3.1%
Is a joke for the company of this size!"

It's not 3.1%, that's just this final dividend. Annually it's about 7.3% based on SP of £56.88
So if you buy at your predicted £50 then you'll get 8.3%

PS
Zoom out on Google's 5yr chart and look from Jan 22

10.86 GBX +1.96 (22.07%)
past 6 months

"Personally I see Shanta as a better option then GGP too many deluded LTH here"

I've got both so I don't know where I appear on your simplistic Venn Diagram of rational vs delusional

I fancy both of them to do well. "Personally"

It's intriguing that the posters who are insinuating that Newcrest will be chomping at the bit to muscle in on any potential Scallywag discovery are the same ones that are telling us that Newcrest have lost interest in Havieron.

Well done Dawn that was a very, very, very good post, very clever and interesting - how do you think of things to write such as that, it's so so brilliant. It did make me think that you're an incredible poster and I will look out for more of your posts in the future because they are just so good and clever and incredible.

Interested to hear all the feedback from the Town Hall meeting LATER on in the week!

6 month graph shows SP has fluctuated between 7.3 and 9.0 across that time.
It has not ( yet) hit any new lows which would be worrying, but everything is a bit out of GGPs hands at the moment while they await news of Newmont & Newcrest. All they can do is keep calm and carry on but all the while be preparing contingency planning for each potential outcome - something SD appears to be very good at.
Interested to hear all the feedback from the Town Hall meeting.

I know for certain that one of them was

Interestingly ( to me anyway ) if you use the link below and drag the crosshairs to roughly the £1800 mark at Jan 1st 2003 point, it shows that for around the last 6 months of 2022 the gold price is pretty much always under 1800, and since then the gold price is pretty much always over 1800. This average price in 2023 must be helping significanty unless anyone can explain to me any hedging that would negate it??

https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/gold

"The elephant in the room is dominating any talk of progress in GGP"
I'm getting really confused - we're in elephant country looking for an elephant, and there is one already in the room?
I'm going all in.