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In fact well spotted Graham, the RNS clearly stated the industrial action was unofficial and without the backing of the unions.
I don't really fully absorb what CC post's as he has always been one for romancing the stone and again is guilty of posting misleading information.

That's correct Graham.

Well the industrial action for 5 days at the start of Q2 after the Q1 35 day maintenance stoppage just as Vametco was starting to ramp up production cost us 65 mtv according to the RNS.
That's 13 mtv per day early doors after implementation of the refurbishment, how much more can we eek out when up to speed?
The Orion deal was better than I expected ie. we are a junior miner operating in a junk status curruption riddled jurisdiction.
But more importantly it has funded our expansion to 8000 mtv and a chance at being a big player in the next multi billion dollar industry that is energy storage.

Stone coal smelter's don't become financially viable in China until FeV reaches $55 to $60 per kg.
The pollution to the environment these operations cause to the environment are significant and China has cracked down on them in recent years.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31512123/

On the move North again.
http://www.asianmetal.com/VanadiumPrice/Vanadium.html

Ha ha knuttie, you could take him out many times over!

Kept £100k back in my trading account for just this opportunity, the Vanadium price is about to rocket.
Why do you think that bottom feeding swing trader's like Calamari have turned up today?

An essential read.

https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/this-tech-could-solve-renewable-energys-biggest-challenge-2021-05-12

Just ignore the trolling POS

He's a swing trading bottom feeder, his avatar is very apt.
He might have a punt next week, you will know if he has when his negativity changes to positivity.

Why on earth would anyone forward sell CLN shares at 17p for a loss?

Been here since 2013, met FM twice.
He is one clever cookie, but he is no dynamic CEO.
After listening to that conference call today Imo opinion that was one of the worst that I have ever listened to and anyone who was thinking of Investing would of run for the hills, it was that bad.
His monotone drule reading from a script was embarrassing and the failure to answer questions was just as bad.
Things in that department really need to change to sell the BMN story.
Is it coincidence that we don't attract long term II investment?

Don't forget we hold approximately 52 million shares in ATM and their SP has doubled this year.
We also sold our $5 million stake in IES for X3 and reinvested it in Enerox.
That's quite some wonga outside of the mining operation.

They have been very low key on Vanadium prices especially as the bulk of our sales now are to the US and China, I think that FM is underpromising to over deliver.
Yesterday's prices, note there has been more rises overnight.

V205 Vanadium Pentoxide Flake 98% USD / lb

Europe : US$7.40/lb (0.00%)

Ferro Vanadium 80% USD / kg

China : US$36.50/kg (0.00%)

Europe : US$33.15/kg ?(+0.61%)

US FeV $35 75 per kg.

We're still in a world pandemic FFS. some business's would take that RNS all day long.

A harse lesson, never invest in AIM when you can't afford to your money or you are on a timer.
AIM will gobble you up and spit you out.

A very good read on the lithium disaster that is coming to pollute our planet.

https://www.instituteforenergyresearch.org/renewable/the-environmental-impact-of-lithium-batteries/

US FeV $35 75 per kilo

Vanadium Price Today

V205 Vanadium Pentoxide Flake 98% USD / lb

Europe : US$7.40/lb (0.00%)

Ferro Vanadium 80% USD / kg

China : US$36.50/kg (0.00%)

Europe : US$33.15/kg ?(+0.61%)

If this is happening to ferro-niobium expect FeV to quickly follow.

SPECIALTY STEEL RAW MATERIALS MARKET REPORT 12/05: Europe tight prompt supply pushes ferro-niobium prices up 6%
https://www.metalbulletin.com/Article/3988810/Search-results/SPECIALTY-STEEL-RAW-MATERIALS-MARKET-REPORT-1205-Europe-tight-prompt-supply-pushes-ferro-niobium.html