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We'll still have a commercial ectrolyte up and running before most of our would be competitors have even got the funds to develop their projects and actually start mining vanadium.

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It's not your turn today is it?

@biggener what part of 5m1ffy's post today at 1231 don't you understand?
I implore you not to post again until it is your turn for use of the family brain cell..

''Be instantly offensive, disappointed, whatever, I don't care either way, its business, and I have run my own business for years."

Analysing his posting efforts today, I would be surprised if was capable of running a bath.

I also know the AVL is listed on the ASX but still relatively similar

MOU's for an AIM junior mining explorer are not worth the paper they are written on.
You sound like an AIM rookie influenced by the daily top risers board.who has been shafted.
My advice to PI's who don't do their own research and are influenced by a BB and a razamataz website is to throw £10k on the floor, burn it and get used to the feeling.

OK, you're really backing me into a corner here, so how many tonnes of V2O5 will they produce in the next 2 years?

OK, so forget about last year, how many tonnes of V2O5 will they produce this year?

Can't seem to find any information on how many tonnes of V2O5 AVL produced last year.
Anyone?

''When the facility is finished it will be the only electrolyte plant in the southern hemisphere''

That statement is correct AVL' s facility is still in the planning stages and looking at a March 2024 completion.
Did you actually read that link?

I understand what you are saying Lindon, as per usual as with most things communicated by BMN it always contains somewhat of a join up the dots excersize.
With this news I comfort myself by knowing that FM is no fool and would not have committed to the capex expenditure of building the electrolyte plant with massive expansion plans unless he was confident that he could sell every litre of produced electrolyte twice over.
Maybe for whatever reason he is unable to communicate who the electrolyte is for?
When the facility is finished it will be the only electrolyte plant in the southern hemisphere.

"Is 8 million litres of electrolyte 200MWh or the full 800MWh?"
The following is the relevant information needed

Assume that the density of the solution is about 1.25 so 8 million litres weighs abut 10 million Kg, of this 1/8th is Vanadium so about 1.25 million Kg or 1,250 Tonnes. At 5000 tonnes of Vanadium per GWh this works out at 1/4 of a GWh - or 250 MWh so it is likely to be the 200 figure not 800.

Which ties in with the electrolyte plant initial commissioning of 200MWh in H2 22 ramping up to a commercial scale 800MWh in March 23.

We didn't list until 2012

Begginer.... It is not the share price, it's the Mcap that values a company.

Huxlcolrdoh. .... FM has already taken such action with the appointment of Francois Naude as Director of Operations;
Operational stability and improvement have improved since his appointment.

Beginner... We were an exploration mining company back 2012.
We have morphed into a junior miner owning 2 of only the 4 primary vanadium producers outside of China.
We now are entering the energy storage market.
I think that we have made remarkable progress over the last 8 years.

I think you'll find that those figures are/were a one off impacted by a covid shutdown, a 35 day enforced maintenance shutdown,a period of industrial action, a very strong rand V dollar, a World encomic slow down causing vanadium prices to hit $21 per kg and enforced covid restriction working practices.
Sometimes viewing everything in typo black and white doesn't reflect the companies true value and growth potential.
Some companies unfortunately are no longer trading because of the pandemic and on reflection BMN has suffered setbacks, but weathered the storm and things have certainly changed for the better since the last financial's and their expansion and growth plans into the next multi billion dollar industry (energy storage) are all fully funded and gathering pace.
This is just my opinion, the next 12 months will certainly be critical in the BMN story.

Commissioning was stated for H2 22, I'm assuming that what they mean buy commercial scale is when it's ramped up to full capacity.... Any thoughts?

08 /11/2021... US FeV 80 %.. $32.55.per kg.