Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
I think Italy banning lab grown meat is testament to the future of this technology and the threat it poses to traditional agriculture. What they see as a threat is our opportunity.
What are your thoughts at this time?
This share defies logic but AIM is an emotional market and often defies logic. I do think that when the headlines stop talking about inflation, recessionary fears, housing market crash etc...the environment will come back up the agenda and the meat and dairy industry will start to face increasing scrutiny.
One silver lining of all the food inflation has been to further narrow the gap between lab grown and conventional meat (one for the optimists!)
Had a decent bounce in the share price in the last week, up 7% today alone. Anything to account for this bump or just general fluctuation in SP?
There's a difference between analysis and insight and just sitting on the sidelines throwing out vague insults and taunts. You do seem to have too much time on your hands.
Could you give specific examples of where Jim Mellon has milked a company and not increased shareholder value? Given his share allocation it would serve him far better to increase SP than to take his cut of the increase in NAV
Agronomics newsletter makes for good reading...
https://agronomics.im/latest-news/
Feeling a lot more optimistic about Cellx after reading this.
How much of liberation labs do we own?
This is a great read, sums up well a strong rationale for investment in Liberation Labs.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-01-26/mega-factories-target-cow-free-milk-and-cheese-to-plug-shortage?leadSource=uverify%20wall
Always nice to see an Agronomics portfolio company in a mainstream financial publication.
Reassured by the recovery in SP in the last month (16% MTD). Hopefully with a positive update we can continue the momentum upwards. Other than the CEO I'm very content with our portfolio of companies and look forward to future investments in PF, Cell Ag or some other area Mellon may be eyeing up.
Also not sure I agree with this. I work for Anglo American within the Trading division in London. All trading and investing is conducted from London and Singapore which have no mines etc.
I think the fact that one of the UKs leading and influential think tanks (Institute of Economic Affairs) calling for deregulation of a revolutionary industry can only be seen as a great thing.
Britain's food regulations are embedded in the EU regulations which this government has been shown more than willing to unwind and put it a lighter touch, business friendly regulatory approach.
I was hugely surprised by the ignorance of the politicians and political pundits but just shows we have to get the information and logic out there.
I think LL is a solid company and welcomed the investment. Clearly the market does not agree or sees it as irrelevant, anyone have any thoughts on why? I'm struggling to see what might get this heading north, other than bringing products to market (which is a few years away yet).
https://sentientmedia.org/new-report-food-reboot/
Always rely on the hippies to spread the word
When are we likely to get the first patient treatment?
Have a decent chunk invested in Agronomics and see the huge upside potential of the industry. Fantastic news coming out of BSFA recently. Will certainly be taking a position once its cooled off abit. GLA
Can you post some links to this information? Reading your comment is the first I've heard of Blackrock's involvement.