Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
People seem to be in a rush around here. Not expecting to see the value I would consider selling at for at least 2 years but more than happy to wait. Mining licenses in place, big institutional investors on board, big predicted graphite supply deficit, unless anything drastic changes with BRES I won't be going anywhere
Unfortunately this company has fallen apart since a promising early start, plants pushed to H2 as a side note in the financial results with no further explanation (as well as going radio silent on the comma front) management (esp Alex) uninspiring and unimpressive in their communications, now the finance director has cleared off after a month. TM1 <5% of my portfolio but considering selling at a 30% loss as struggling to see anything that will turn this around in the next 2 months. Battery recycling has great potential but don't think TM1 are gonna be the company to exploit it, especially when looking beyond the UK
https://youtu.be/KRDwXxbSMBc
Horrible market conditions at the moment but good to see a steady newsflow, hope they can get the litium ion plant open ASAP
Only negative for me was the extra 20m shares issues considering we already have well over a billion ... market doesn't seem to mind too much though and think we can expect steady newflow over the coming months with both the mining + recycling
'Significant investment' of 'several hundreds of thousands' in the laboratory, both plants going live in Feb, 16,000 tonnes of lead acid batteries to go through plant 1, IP for process and plant on the lithium-ion side, still all sounding good to me
https://ukinvestormagazine.co.uk/top-stock-picks-for-2022-with-alan-green/
Decent listen, also talks about cadence minerals who have been on my watchlist for a while