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of course two RNS, one to tell the world that we have no outstanding warrants and one to say...Tomorrow we will tell you all about the story that is just beginning. Hold tight folks.

Many thanks Pdub, just a small part of The Bushveld Prospective family and happy to contribute.

Good morning all.

I had a look at the Company Q3 results and compared them to our records of shipments to the US this morning.

We had logged a total of 1092 Tonnes of Nitrovan against the Company sales figure of 1987 Tonnes equating to about 55% of total sales being to the US. This is not too far from previous figures offered by the Company (52%).

Cash wise The Company informed us that the average price over the period was $73.2 per MT and our estimate was a little lower at $63 making our estimated revenue from the US to be lower than reported.

Now it should be understood that the information delivered at https://thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/nitrovan-shipments-to-the-us-183 is purely estimated and presented in good faith for indicative purposes only.

There has been discussion elsewhere in reference to the Company reporting MT of Vanadium and of course Nitrovan is not pure Vanadium so accuracy may well be below acceptable tolerance of some. I don't intend to get into pedantic discussions regarding this but bring it to the board's attention for clarity.

We are in an exciting period of growth and I wish everyone good luck for the future, there are four more ship visits to Baltimore scheduled for November so keep an eye out for additions to the data.

the SP down for the end of the week. I wonder if they know something about Monday morning.

Now tweeting this https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/investing/article-6359323/Vanadiums-price-960-two-years-invest.html

sorry 07.52

at 07.42?

https://mastermines.global/articles/is-vanadium-the-perfect-storm-for-investors/

@Ophidian: I don't think that anyone needs to explain to this or any board how they trade or not. I find your posts to be very informative and thank you for the information that you do share. The wave theory I have to admit goes over my head, but then I don't swim so much these days. I too only see red boxes for several select persons on this board. Looking forward to the week ahead and to any insights that you choose to post.

Thanks to all for the kind comments.

Have another look at https://thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/nitrovan-shipments-to-the-us-183

Early November present of $4 million brings our total to $15 million delivered in a 4 day period, no wonder it goes direct to a secure facility.

Enjoy the rest of the day. Pal

@faramog: OK absorbed...I guess we must be similar in age :-)

@faramog: Only just back in, let me slowly absorb your post and I will respond later. cheers Pal

There were questions asked about updates to the Shipment data on another platform recently. The ships are monitored closely and it did appear as the month of October progressed that the strike had reduced output. The discharge records for Baltimore have at last been published and we are pleased to report that with a little over $11 million we have seen the second highest dollar return for a single month, helped of course by the rising V price. The graph can be viewed at https://thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/nitrovan-shipments-to-the-us-183

Just another one.

https://thewest.com.au/business/public-companies/surefire-vanadium-tests-hit-the-mark-ng-b881009277z

@YTTS: Over many years I have been involved in all of the projects in that article and would say that it is a very balanced, simplified report. Shipowners have been industry leaders in pollution reduction including waste disposal. In our previous discussions on the subject I voiced my opinion that large, internationally trading vessels would not be the target for battery storage in terms of propulsion. I would add that many people do not fully understand how big these vessels are, even if they have watched Megaships or similar programs.

The pilot program features a 1.3 MWh lithium-ion storage system supplied by Chinese battery maker BYD alongside two vanadium redox flow batterries with a capacity of 1,750 kWh. The company is also testing the viability of a new sodium-sulfur (NaS) battery, supplied by NGK.

https://www.pv-magazine.com/2018/10/30/europes-largest-commercial-and-industrial-pv-storage-testbed-launched/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

https://www.facebook.com/lifacommunications/videos/1346738642137754/

@rdsh56: If your response was to me I would point out that the link is to historical web pages.

@Alfacomp: This site can be helpful at times https://archive.org/web/web.php