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I’d have thought ‘we’ve reached take off ‘was a more obvious reading of the RNS.

Funding clearly a prospect in H1 2024. Generally very upbeat. As ever real world growth and development happens at a slower pace than many in the AIM market expect.

That or a big order to fill.

The trade just before 11 wasn't day traders either.

Hello, a bit more of the same from yesterday and this is looking interesting.

Looking at the last few trades today and the sp behaviour this week, does anyone else get the feeling it was walked down then back up for some reason perhaps connected to these trades?

Disappointing yesterday but an interesting one today at 14.11.

Not mine! Sadly.

It would be nice to be updated by BMN rather than via MUST.

I thought that today's RNS needed a commentary along the lines of 'this is happening in this way because .......'

Looks like a big turn round from April's RNS and not a squeak about Mustang.

Again, small at this stage but with lots of potential.

Invinity VS3 battery will be evaluated by Horizon Power, Australia's largest regional energy provider, for long duration energy storage microgrid projects

Horizon owns and operates 34 microgrids, serving over 100,000 people and more than 10,000 businesses across Western Australia.

'As announced on 28 June, Invinity has more than 40 MWh of deals in final negotiation, with a further c.70 MWh on which Invinity expects to enter into final contracting shortly. Additionally, Invinity's pipeline also includes more than 1 GWh of qualified commercial interest for the Company's next-generation product.'

Anyone else getting the impression that the old market kneejerk; storage battery = lithium is changing for real this time?

Couldn't get a quote on interactive

I'm familiar with it being a wind, it's just where it blows into in a sustained way that made me wonder!

'The mistral is a strong, cold, northwesterly wind that blows from southern France into the Gulf of Lion in the northern Mediterranean. It produces sustained winds often exceeding 66 km/h, sometimes reaching 185 km/h. It is most common in the winter and spring, and strongest in the transition between the two seasons'. Wikipedia

Looking good.

''And progress on our next generation product, code-named Mistral, keeps us on target for first customer shipments next year of an offering we expect to be transformative for the prospects for non-lithium storage. Our confidence and optimism have never been higher."

Given the relative fire risks has anyone come across any data about the insurance costs of stationary lithium v vanadium battery systems?

Thanks for the summary Lionel.

Decent summary of the lithium v vanadium debate and reflects the growing awareness of vanadium's suitability for stationary purposes.

This for me is the real bright spot right now. I just hope the new CEO gets the message out loud and clear when the electrolyte plant finally opens.

I'm not on the Telegram channel.

Anyone know what the take of some of the former posters here is about the RNS's?

Not the results but the likely headline takeaway for most investors.