RE: The Big Picture - EU support13 Nov 2020 15:01
So basically you bought 4M shares too high.
It's a different proposition for those of us that have an average of around 3p which is where I sit.
Oman - can't argue and wouldn't even try
Moz - I dispute neglected, mothballed whilst focus switched to Portugal and looking at how the major motor manufacturers have accelerated the roll out of EV's that was a very wise decision. The HMS isn't going anywhere and has actually increased in value significantly over recent years. This could also explain why Rio have not been in a hurry and have not pressurised us, it's a massive asset and they can afford to wait and watch it increase in value further. Don't forget that it's an extremely simple operation to mine it, they can be up and running generating income very quickly.
Portugal - a few locals making some noise over the EIA, so what. You couldn't be more about the government they have worked very closely with Archer to make this happen, they want it, no doubt whatsoever on that score. VW have a SEAT plant in Spain. Some info for you;
its kind in Europe. It covers a total surface area of over 2,800,000 square metres (the equivalent of 400 football fields) of which 260,000 are landscaped areas. Some 11,070 people work in its 15 buildings, divided into morning, afternoon and night shifts. Current daily production at the facility is in the region of 2,100 units (500.005 annual units in 2019), which are then shipped for marketing via road, sea and rail. SEAT sells its cars in 77 countries.
So we've been in talks with VW, that's a well known fact. They have car plant right next door to Portugal. Battery manufacturers are moving in all across Europe building gigantic facilities.
I deal in facts not emotion, far more profitable in the long term.
If you don't want to debate why do you post so much on a discussion board ?
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