Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Okidoki.
I will. As soon as you provide a list of the benefits we are all feeling in these glowing sunlit uplands of Brexit Britain because i'm damned if i can see them pal.
'Britain-hating, bitter-Remainer blob'
If those that voted remain hated Britain, why did they vote in the interest of Britain?
Facts have proevn it is the pig ignorant ,easily lead, leave voting decrepid bed soiling electorate that have proven they put their own self before the good of the UK.
More than three-quarters of firms say the government’s post-Brexit trade deal with the EU has not helped them to expand their business in the last two years despite promises that it was an “oven-ready” deal.
A survey by the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has prompted the business lobby group to present the government with five urgent recommendations for enhancing the agreement, which has left many exporters struggling to sell into the EU under the current terms.
More than half (56%) of the BCC members surveyed who trade with the EU said they had experienced problems complying with new rules for exporting goods, while 45% reported issues trading in services. Overall, as many as 77% of firms trading under the deal said it had not helped them to increase sales or expand.
The BCC’s director general, Shevaun Haviland, said: “Businesses feel they are banging their heads against a brick wall as nothing has been done to help them, almost two years after the TCA [trade and cooperation agreement] was first agreed. The longer the current problems go unchecked, the more EU traders go elsewhere, and the more damage is done.”
The group’s members, the majority of which are small and medium-sized businesses, highlighted difficulties administering EU rules on VAT; inconsistent application of customs rules; and new limits on business travel.
On regulation, two-thirds of members said they would prefer to continue using the EU’s CE mark of product quality, instead of switching to the UK’s new post-Brexit equivalent, the UKCA.
The TCA was the core of Boris Johnson’s “OVEN READY” Brexit deal. The LIAR prime minister announced that it had been struck on Christmas Eve two years ago.'
Another 'Brexit BONANZAAAAAAA!'
Thank Christ we got rid of all that red tape eh?!?!
This is a quiet board but that is something to savour IMO sometimes. I have a couple as quiet. TEP and MEGP and they're both doing great too.
Love this little company myself and can't wait for the likes of the tarmac additive to really take off (and it will!)
...and to think, they are brim full of as yet untapped patents.
I have bought some graphene soled walking boots that are supposedly around 50% harder wearing with superb grip. I can't comment on the wear yet but the grip is superb.
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'Under the deal, the UK fishing industry will be allowed to catch 140,000 tonnes of fish worth more than £280mn in 2023, the government said on Tuesday. While the allocation remains the same as this year’s, its expected value is down from £294mn.'
Whoops! there it is!