Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Could we not get some Made In China stickers to put on our products? That way the DHSC is more likely to give significant contracts, pay in advance and even pay for shipping in specialised transport. Lol. Putting this share in the wait and see list and will check in once and a while. Will just wait for some meaningful content from Novacyt for us to discuss. The rest is just speculation for everyone.
There was more talk in half year about mergers and acquisitions and little snippets of new avenues that we are taking but yep agreed, expecting the update to be brutal. Any glimmer of light in the sales figures from non covid would be good. The fact that they say product development cycles are about 2 years for much of their present pipeline would have been better if they had started earlier. I acknowledge we are in transition so can't expect any immediate improvement of performance, just to go in the right direction would be good. Any positive news on many fronts would be expected after the update. No new CEO would want to start before then for a start.
I would also like to add my side note on the Suni Resources purchase. I personally believe that this won't happen until our share price is at least 50p, maybe 60p and this is the only thing holding this up. The reason being the maximum share allocation to achieve the 11.5m ausd would be significantly less otherwise. The upside would be should the production numbers get achieved then this would most likely be achieved, followed promptly by the deal being done progressing the share price significantly further. Purely in my opinion, time will tell. :)
Going through the half year 2022 video once more gives me a little bit more confidence. We are in a transition stage, but this should have started earlier. Our short term reliance on a portfolio of a company significantly smaller than us in Clonit scares me. Acquisition targets should be fully appraised by now. This is a good time to buy targets, before prices are inflated again. Be bold and take a risk. Recycling old RUO prospects is not the way to go.
Novacyt had the right idea, someone with an accounting background. It also needs someone with at least the willingness to understand the science. Learn where the investment should be put into. There are a handful of companies, 1 of which has had a significant rise recently, which would hugely benefit from investment by ourselves. Without it they are mediocre at best. Not going to mention names, don't want to cross ramp. Doing nothing is not an option. I rather invest in a company which wants to solve problems rather than 1 hoping for a world where it has more. This is meant to be an ethical investment.
Quite happy to sell. Made my money, want to concentrate on companies which actually have a plan or at least have potential in my view. Good luck to everyone. Genuinely hope it goes well, but no regrets. Not interested in hype driven companies.
This company shows some of the untapped potential that this country has to offer. There may be bumps in the road, but as long as we keep on progressing more than happy. Big docks, big potential. Keep on doing what you are doing. :)
Quite happy to be patient. Couldn't ask more on the interviews front, has done more than was needed to be fair. It's obvious his frustration at the share price but the market dictates. If proof of concept by means of meaningful numbers is required then hopefully it's just a matter of time. I admire the way in which it is being done in a sustainable fashion. The Battery Minerals purchase would mean dilution, but done for the medium to long term prospects of the company. It isn't in his interest as majority shareholder to fully dilute. Win win in my book.
Hell no to that 1. The shares GM has came from a windfall. We gifted him those shares. If he really cared he would have stayed around and dealt with his own mess. We longterm holders I am sure would not be happy. Personally, just want a date for court hearings. We want the legacy problems sorted so we can move on. Answers are needed 1 way or the other. It requires someone at the helm who will take risks.
Did anybody notice the details of this RNS once again? Maybe it's poor communication, maybe more. WE AGREED TO BUY smelters in 2022. Nothing to do with being finalised and good to go. Technically, like many others, I agree for whatever smallprint, we still don't actually own the smelters. If that isn't the case, which I hope is the case, then please elaborate because I truly believe this is what is holding back investors.
Longterm holder waiting quietly in the background. Sold half my stock on the way up. Regretting not selling the other half on the way down. Still holding in the hope of a reversal of the present decline. If this happens as things stand it will be down to DHSC Resolution. In the meantime are the funds we have ring fenced? If so then that is RNS valued information. No NDA can cover that. If not, take a risk. There are opportunities out there. DHSC wins we are screwed, we win the upside is stupendous. Any downside in taking a risk? Anyone supporting this muppet needs their head read based on performance so far. NOTHING of merit.
As much as we are looking forward to making good fortune, let's not forget the more important things in life. Our most loyal supporter, Fordfarliane, last known to be in charge of a sail boat in seas upon yonder after 1 too many brews. Lost for nearly a day. Let us all hope that he finds safe shores. Speak to us from beyond, beyond UK that is. :)
Well, for good or bad I still trust them. Another £600 invested. Not a lot but tapped out now. 20k shares is enuf. The largest of the investments in the portfolio. Any other savings go into the rainy day account. Gonna build up the cash position from here on in. Risk to return and all that. Will sit back and watch how it plays out. Never any guarantees but still excited by this. The commodity price is a lot more resilient than many others. Fingers crossed.
The aim was 30000 tpa capacity, so theoretical production. It takes time to build up to capacity. It is similar to when Tesla builds a new factory. It may may have 100000 capacity but output builds up to fhat in a period of months.
QuantumStar, I think you are on the right track. I believe that Georgina Energy will float when they get their Exploration and Production licence for the Hussar project. This is due this month, like everything tho timelines are flexible. This will bolster their value and then floatation. After that they can consider working on our licence. That's just my take on things.
First of all the RNS was a technical one, not relevant unless the promised investment into exploration happens. It is 75% of nothing or 10% of something. Quite happy to take the latter. Secondly, to the person concerned, people can still have issues with a company whilst still being invested and a supporter. For instance, Cinnabar will be great if it is pulled off. Just makes it higher risk than the company we invested into. Yes, I mean you Ford. You won't hear any negative about this company. That's great. You are loyal. However for instance how about when Mosman said in a Tweet, not RNS, that they were spudding in August. Less than 24 hrs later it is August to September. Now here we are. Just allow people to be a little bit miffed (wanted to say something else). Credit where it's due, criticism when it is due also.
Glengarth, I totally agree. Like you say, production was held up. Mistakes were made. Learnt from their mistakes VERY fast and on the way to stratospheric growth. Genuinely love this company. We are on the same page, I just don't want to be accused of ramping and and keeping it balanced. Any bad news has been mediocre at best by most companies standards and couldn't be happier. They actually seem to have shareholders interests at heart, hardly surprising considering his considerable interest. Again, a good thing.