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A lot of these articles are cobbled together by trawling the internet with no actual insight into the companies or projects, plenty of posters on here that could do a much better job, not just on SAV but other companies too.

Meanwhile i've been buying, would be rude not to at todays price ;-)

So now we have a "deadline" of June, what a load of nonsense. The truth is we don't really know when APA will pull their finger out of their backside, it could be June, it could be tomorrow, until then work continues and discussions continue with interested parties on an offtake.

We also have Elon Musk very publicly stating that Tesla may need to get involved at the mining level and with a battery factory in Berlin we must be firmly on the radar.

Now Elon Musk has spoken and specifically mentioned that Tesla may have to get involved in mining it's very much ..............GAME ON
#multibagger incoming

"Ms Mary Jo Jacobi is a business strategy and reputation management consultant with considerable experience advising clients in the natural resources industries. She is also the non-executive director for focussing on employee engagement of The Weir Group plc. Mary Jo has held senior executive positions with BP America, Royal Dutch Shell, Lehman Brothers, HSBC Holdings, and Drexel Burnham Lambert. In the public sector she was appointed a member of the UK Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, one of Her Majesty's Civil Service Commissioners, Assistant United States Secretary of Commerce, and Special Assistant to US President Ronald Reagan. She also has been a non-executive director of Mulvaney Capital Management, Tate and Lyle plc and the Ladies European (Golf) Tour and chair of the Ladies Professional Golf Association."

Great credentials !!!!!!

Gearing up for the big time ;-)

For all the years i've been building my investment in SAV that's by far the strongest annual report i've seen, very comfortable indeed to hold and add.

Moving up another gear ready to enter the league above and very clearly alinged with out net zero policy ;-)

https://www.rbccm.com/en/insights/story.page?dcr=templatedata/article/insights/data/2022/01/esg_themes_for_2022

Once production starts and assuming there's a significant helping hand with EU funding then £1 is not out of the question.
#YesIamSerious

Absolutely no reason why Tesla shouldn't step in and secure a deal under the nose of VW, exciting times !!!!

https://twitter.com/SheldonW65/status/1501100437847658496?s=20&t=Dru66weOEPA1FwrmsSa_JA

Don't feed the troll, you've all done extensive research, debated in detail for many years, know the risks and the upside yet you're responding to a no mark who hasn't got a clue.

Stay focussed good people.

DA in Portugal today, let's hope for an announcement this week

Overnight charging tariff info

https://www.edfenergy.com/electric-cars/tariffs

As an example a Kia e-niro costs about £16 to fully charge at full price, overnight the cost reduces to around £3.20

I can also confirm that I had use of an e-niro for several months and speak from experience

ironknut you do realise it only costs on average £3 to fully charge an electric vehicle overnight ? Even if electricty doubled in price it's 8-10 times cheaper than filling up with fuel. Most manufacturers also provide a free or heavily discounted home charger installation. Go and educate yourself before spouting drivel.

How stupid can you get, not just the mungs that panic sold but a handful of locals egged on by green loons from not only other areas but other nations. They are likely to be wiped out financially by the government when they have to foot the costs for their futile moronic actions.

Had a small top up on the dip, this will have zero impact on the EIA.

Our current model, based on US$630/t of spodumene concentrate, has an NPV5 of US$285m. However, spodumene concentrate (6%) prices above US$2,000/t have been achieved recently. A conservative US$1,300/t price values Barroso at over US$950m (NPV5), equivalent to 55p. It would produce US$1.5b in free cash and US$400m in corporate tax.

Prices hit $3000 this week so £1 ? Why not !!!!

Some massive delayed trades from yesterday printed today, most of them buys, some serious accumulation occuring.
I suspect a couple of II's are having a nibble on the open market as we are fully funded so no chance of getting in on a placing at the moment.

My understanding is we have the green light subject to some minor tweaks which are being done / have been done, expecting an RNS literally any day now.

Government will want to demonstrate they are very much pro lithium mining before the upcoming tender process and hold us up as an example of the gold standard required to get approval following a successful bid. The entire auction process relies on companies seeing that if they buy an area that they can actually mine it.

Also expect SAV to acquire more areas, exciting times, multibagger stock for sure.

Extremely swift correction this morning, nothing to stop us hitting 8-9p short term. That EIA is coming litreally anytime now, swiftly followed by offtake / refinery tie up with Galp & Northvolt, maybe others also in the mix.

No holding us back now, multibagger incoming ;-)

Chill out, regardless of who wins the election both main parties are pro lithium mining, do yourself a favour and load up at bargain prices, next week should be take off time.

This week could be the last chance to finalise positions before the multibagging process begins