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One of four such projects globally, Piedmont Lithium is the only project in the United States focused on spodumene conversion for the American electric vehicle and battery storage markets.
Operating Within the World-Class Carolina Tin-Spodumene Belt

The Piedmont Lithium Project is located within the world-class Carolina Tin-Spodumene Belt (TSB) and along trend to the Hallman Beam and Kings Mountain mines, historically providing most of the western world’s lithium from the 1950s through the 1980s. The TSB has been described as one of the largest lithium regions in the world and is located approximately 25 miles west of Charlotte, North Carolina.

Our core landholding currently consists of 1199 acres and we are actively and aggressively adding further options to considerably expand our presence in the region.
U.S. Domestic Lithium Raw Material Supply of Historical Significance

The Piedmont Lithium Project, which consists of options over an initial core landholding is focused on an area that has been explored for lithium dating back to the 1950’s where it was originally explored by Lithium Corporation of America, which was subsequently acquired by FMC Corporation.

Albemarle and FMC continue to operate two of the most important lithium processing facilities which are situated on these sites as a result of the rich deposits of lithium contained in the TSB. These facilities are now at the forefront of lithium research and development with FMC maintaining the Center for Lithium Energy Advanced Research (“CLEAR”) lab in Bessemer City, proximal to the Project. FMC’s Bessemer City lithium processing facility is approximately 14 kilometres from the Project whilst Albemarle’s Kings Mountain lithium processing facility is approximately 17 kilometres from the Project.

The Company is in a unique position to leverage its position as a first mover in restarting exploration in this historic lithium producing region with the aim of developing a strategic, U.S. domestic source of lithium to supply the increasing electric vehicle and battery storage markets.

Tyson, well done at making money. If only it was always that easy. I learn't a few years ago not to chase rainbows.
I bought EMH 8p , it went to 84p so I sold, it went to £1.20 and I wished I had stayed in. Bought more then the Russians and Czech gov realised what they had and killed any progress. Now look at the price.
Everyone has these stories. I stopped trying to chase rainbows. I "invest" for the long term. If you do good research and you get a fair wind you could do an ITM or Tesla or ASOS or Tecent etc. These are not the norm.

Stats on investing on AIM is 75% lose money !!!!

75% lose money. Its is a graveland of dead unfilled promises.

Glad you hold NEL , sorry you are looking at the "what could have been's" and feeling like you missed out ?

I learn't for my own sanity not to do that. You will give your head an ache trying to beat AIM abd its bent systems.

Good luck with whoever you invest in.

Yoy could have put all your money in ITM and have been much richer than you are now in hindsight ?

Or you could invest here ... Or not !!??? Hahahaha. China will be well chuffed that the seat of chinese hydrogen project is going to have a US lithium project both together ?
Wonder if there will be any kick back from Mongolian politicians ??? Chinese pressure to be sure ! AVOID.
https://investingnews.com/news/lithium-investing/ion-energy-boosts-exposure-in-the-united-states-upgrades-listing-to-otcqb-under-the-symbol-iongf/

Last 2-3 years prices dropped.
Last 6-12 months stable lows.
Last 2-3 months beginning to show growth.
Indicators in mergers starting to increase again after previous bull market 2-3 years ago.
Albamerle looking to expand production strongly in US.
Major Billionaire investments starting to grab the weak, poorly, run or cash strapped mines.
Brines in South America - Chile Argentina Bolivia not competition to US held assets that will get the cash, the press and contracts first.
Have a read and make up your own minds. Look like a fair review.
Look for China stepping up in Africa, but then you get the Chinese asset risk and African political / licence / droughts risk. I know some assets are very good in Africa, but its risk v reward and anything in the US in the next 5 years to fo with lithium, hydrogen, nickel will boom.
https://smallcaps.com.au/lithium-sector-springs-back-to-life-acquisition-deals-price-rises/

If anyone has read my positive posts since my New Years day suggestions for the next 12 months.
I still firmly say if you are to buy in to either Standard Lithium, Piedmont Lithium and Talga Resources ( Graphene Anodes for EV cars ) there is short term news for all for Spring and long term growth for all this year and next.
I add that these are 12-24 month investments which imho are all rock solid, strong financial backing in times of debt ridden world all working with majors or large historic corporations in friendly countries with Governments keen to help stop / reduce climate change.
Only think of investing to hold through any market volitility for 12 months as it will be wider issues rather than company issues that influence. If Biden can push his renewables support through then Lithium in the US will trend as it is already beginning to show , with a 5-10 year bull run. Both Standard Lithium and Piedmont Lithium will be producing by year end with a fair wind and covid control.

Good luck if you take the chance, but if not and you don't like definate dilution for the sake of a major partner and greater wealth in to year 2 (24 months) then I would be very clear and say this will 100 % happen, but for me I know if my inner tube riped I'd have to buy a new one to get to work and be paid. In the end 1 day of the 5 in that week I work goes to paying for my travel costs, but I get 4 days of extra pay. I think with job desk job to mine owner , getting to pay day is the main aim.

Good luck with whatever you do.

I had phone problems and had to remove all apps. LSE wouldn't accept password or email so sadly after over 11,000 + posts had to re register.
In keeping with the robinhood theme is chose MajorOak.

I had phone problems and had to remove all apps. LSE wouldn't accept password or email so sadly after over 11,000 + posts had to re register.
In keeping with the robinhood theme is chose MajorOak.

I had phone problems and had to remove all apps. LSE wouldn't accept password or email so sadly after over 11,000 + posts had to re register.
In keeping with the robinhood theme is chose MajorOak.

No news too , which is good.