RE: Trading.16 Nov 2023 09:52
Asimple,
"Well, if they utilised this tech in the food industry, health and in the wider chemical industries not to mention desalinisation which is going to become more and more in the fore over the next few years this would be valued at much more than 1p."
The big problem is, these industries are not in the slightest interested in what Clon or NextChem do, if they need this tech they will almost certainly source it themselves or use a much larger group of companies involved in the tech. Lets face it if two piddly companies can make a success of this on a shoestring of a budget, just think how fast a major could get this up and running at the flick of a switch!!!
The question here is, is this tech any good! we do not know yet and its taking a hell of a while to see if it is!!! as it does with all small piddly companies who struggle to fund such tests and trials etc.
My reason for investing in Clon was the broad range of assets it holds, I'm more interested in as I say Ghana and Australia as both of those will provide me with what I want, a good uplift from here on my investment in a pretty quick timescale. Remember Aus, they raised 3.5M in a flash before the sp climbed all the way to .65p just over 18 months back on the back of the excitement with the Sassanoff, investement, which we still hold!!
Yes I knew about the Lithium play, but, as I say the same excitement surrounding this will not generate huge sp increases, I can guarantee that!
Good luck
Mr T