What is really going on with PREM Now7 Oct 2025 00:33
I can't believe the infantile lies and rubbish spouted by the de-rampers here. So I was very reluctantly prodded to see what would happen if I made a completely factual description of the reality of what actually happened two and a half years ago with Stark and where PREM is right now.
Apparently Stark did make some sort of error in terms of their design and build of the spodumene production line. A delay, yes, but not exactly the end of the World as it would be possible to correct it. But it all happened to coincide with a very sharp, catastrophic fall in the Spodumene SC6 price from about $3000 a ton to about $650 a ton.
Many lithium mines just stopped production as a result because the cost of digging the stuff up and processing the Spodumene SC6 production line meant there was virtually no profit in selling it. So the Stark error could be used to fudge being in no rush to get the PREM mine fully functional because the cost of mining was almost the same as the price Spodumene SC6 could be sold for.
But now PREM wants to get on with selling the stuff & the Spod price is already rising and forecast to obviously rise more in the near future as World wide pressure for the urgency to increase the electrification of everything gets more frantic with more & more Global warming weather catastrophes happening around the World.
The PREM mining plant is now functioning with improvements to it and some final tweaks are taking place to get the best results out of the process. This would seem to include PREM wanting to make efforts to actually increase the monthly tonnage processed from the original 4000 tons to something a bit more useful, maybe, say 6000 or even more tons monthly as this would help compensate for lower spot prices of spodumene SC6.
So, against that background PREM has absolutely assured us the production process now functions correctly and PREM is expecting the processing plant to continuously produce Spodumene SC6 from now onwards and clearly expects to be selling it from now. But nobody can actually say that without 'testing' it which means starting it all up and actually seeing it continuously produce for a reasonable period of time which is exactly what is going on at this moment.
There is absolutely no question of PREM going bust etc as some idiots witter on about. About £100 million has been spent already to get this venture going. A huge lithium resource has been discovered, the production line now works and all that's needed is to sell it and use the growing profit to settle debt and beyond that to increase mine production further in the future, almost certainly by building more separate mine units some distance from the existing Zulu mine.
When everyone was expecting the Zulu mine to begin production two and half years ago the share price jumped to 1p and a PREM market capital value of about £200 million.
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