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Bella6532 you are most probably right but to quote Rich Ken”It will depend on how far Bushveld Energy leadership decide to go” this is such unchartered territory whats to stop Bushveld setting up their own leasing company or going into partnership or JV with an existing leasing company. Two days ago i didn’t expect partnership with multiple VRFB manufacturers or the setting up of a VRFB platform to encourage all VRFB suppliers to work with Bushveld. The world of battery storage is changing so quickly that renewable generation has no basic rules to apply your imagination to!!

Rich Ken if you can reach Mikhail please ask him. Many thanks

Rich Ken, like you i do not see one leasing model fitting all the scenarios for renewable generation and storage. I believe that it is possible with mini grids to have flexible variants with low fixed leasing of the electrolyte if there is a very high usage which Bushveld off sets with high tariffs for electricity used.

Amxdd why is it a stupid question?

I understand the concept and revenues generated by Bushveld leasing their electrolyte to other companies and installers but will Bushveld also get a monetary percentage of the electricity/ power actually used. If that was the case that would be endless revenue streams globally!!!

Of a 75kwh battery at the Thaba Eco Hotel near Johannesburg, i didn’t know they were so close to home. Getting a manufacturing VRFB unit up and running in SA does not seem to be s problem.

In the interims dated 30th September it say this “ Bushveld have negotiated a rental agreement with Avalon, but is negotiating much larger agreements in Africa, Asia, Europe and USA” i cannot wait for this news which could be huge.

This has to be the bottom of our share price, with all the great news in the last 10 days and Vanchem being finalised on the 7th and Mokopane licence due any day this share price must move
north. The shorters and MM’s must realise that the inevitable has arrived, lets hope so we have been in this spiral far too long!!!

I was so glad when i read the latest rns’s as i believed Bushveld was becoming dependent on Eskom to pick them for the Eskom tender or at least give Bushveld a few contracts. Now in a masterstroke we will become global and supply numerous companies with our electrolyte and other vanadium chemicals. I still think we are a strong contenders for the Eskom tender but it is a nice feeling knowing that we have spread our wings Globally.

I have heard through the grapevine that there is a little minnow mining company in South Africa that thinks it can become a billion dollar company in the next few years. That’s like Cinderella hoping to go to the ball. Complete utter nonsense.

As the saying goes buy on rumour and sell on news, as this company has had no real significant News lately, lets start a rumour, any rumour will do!!!}

That the SP has not gone blue!!!

Reading the posts on here got me thinking where would i invest my money if i came out of BMN. Stick it in a bank deposit or look for another growth company with great potential. What other company has the potential of Bushveld in a new and exciting revolutionary new Tech industry. We are nearly there, Vanchem, Mokopane licence, BE contracts and JSD listing will in my humble opinion drive the sp up, but i am completely ****ed off with the antics off the MM’s at the present moment because i feel impotent as to their shenanigans.

James 0309 i feel that a lot of LTH are in agreement with you, i have been here since October 2013 with a multi million portfolio and fortunately i don’t need the money right now. We keep wishing and hoping that the sp will turn but every time we get great news it seems to have no or little effect on the sp. I personally will wait for the JSE listing and Eskom news but i feel many long term stalwarts are completely fed up with the current situation. :

Great rns’s to show the strategic growth plan of this initiative company but i fear the Vanchem deal
has lost momentum and will not push the sp north. What will push the sp upwards i have absolutely no idea!!!!!

Fortune said, the vanadium chemicals capability will be particularly key as the company grows exposure to the emerging stationary energy storage industry through vanadium redox flow batteries. The question is how quickly can the electrolyte be made at Vanchem?

Would help our tender process for Eskom contracts. I thought Fortune was looking for a partner in SA to manufacture the batteries in that country so as to sway government officials that Bushveld is helping to create jobs and show our SA credentials.

Vanchem finalised, Mokopane licence, Q3 results, Mokopane off takes to China and electrolyte up grade at Vanchem and a very big contract for BE. All these before Christmas would make me very happy.

To be completed on 7th November

On the 7th November when Vanchem deal signed, when Mokopane licence approved or when BE contacts signed? There has got to be a turning point when the MM’s let this SP catch up with the fundamentals and growth strategy of this company, but when????