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I think it'll probably get kicked out...

@The_Chain: Are you suggesting that some on here might be spouting their "wisdom" without having done basic research and due diligence? Surely not... my gast is truly flabbered!

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"Hahaha no numbers .....contract for what 1 box can also be sample free of charge provided who knows .

Some lucky escaped at 0.14 :) 😀 😃 🙂"

We'll be able to see the numbers involved when the Contract is published... it won't be a 'sample provided free of charge' as that doesn't require a contract award (as anyone familiar with the public procurement regulations would know). And I very much doubt that the MoD would purchase a single unit.

1/10 for the trolling WKW.

"I can see this 1000% gain if with USA Ministry of Defense,,,, anyway, UK is not bad , we should see 0.35 soon based on this news

I can see this 1000% gain if with USA Ministry of Defense,,,, anyway, UK is not bad , we should see 0.35 soon based on this news."

You should give up the morning drinking...

The US doesn't have a Ministry of Defence as they don't have ministers (it's the Department of Defence).

Cool story bro...

"Nice interview. Did confirm as had been mentioned previously that a buyer was required first before the TFS could be completed. And first shipment ready to roll as soon as the TFS is sorted."

Yep - the relevant UN TFS regulations (depending on method of transport used) require point of origin and destination for permitting. And each new agreement for the purchase of black mass will need a new TFS permit application (although subsequent applications should be a bit quicker).

As regular as clockwork or Tory corruption…

Sellers today just means we get to top up on the cheap...

So in other words you can't answer three simple questions...

"How is this a great start. Recyclus is making the money, not TM1."

OK... let's see if you can work it out. We'll start with a few simple questions:

(1) What is TechMins raison d'etre?

(2) What is Recyclus' fundamental strength when compared to its European counterparts (you might need to have done a little research to answer that)?

(3) How does Recyclus' fundamental strength play into TechMins raison d'etre?

When you answer those three questions you should be able to understand why this news is good for TechMins even if it doesn't immediately impact cashflow.

"How is this a great start. Recyclus is making the money, not TM1."

If you don't know the answer to that then perhaps investing isn't for you?

Where has this 50 tonnes a month figure come from?

"We will sell 50 tonnes of black mass per month to Lohum’s facility in India"

Says who? Where did you get that figure from?

Which allows me to top up cheaply...

The news is very good Dusty… and there’s more to come. I have a feeling we’re at the beginning of a run of RNS over the coming weeks.

Frankly, I don’t care if I’ve offended Troajan’s delicate sensibilities. They’re talking b*******s with little understanding of the reality of the capacity. Those of us who are long term investors have done our research and know what is really going on in Europe.

troajan… you’re talking *******s and clearly have little understanding of the recycling capacity in europe, much of which is currently not operational (for various reasons).

Is Winnifraud still paying his acolytes in manky pizza?

"I think they are shipped abroad for recycling ther may be no recycling plants in the uk but there are in Europe."

Some are being shipped overseas - primarily to the US and Asia. The bulk are being sent to the EU but lots of the EU lithium-ion recyclers are also relatively small scale and are often only an adjunct to other recycling or minerals activities. A number of the plants in the EU have also suspended lithium-ion recycling in recent months/years, due to the complexities involved.

The biggest issue is not necessarily the transport of the batteries or the recycling process itself - but the onward sale of black mass. Some of the established recyclers have an advantage in that they already have relationships with cell manufacturers... but TM1/Recyclus are already building those relationships and have the home market advantage in a space where the UK government is investing in domestic manufacturing.

I'm not worried by the Winnifrith Weasels... I treat their contributions with the weight they deserve.

Reading comprehension isn't your strong point, is it? AS I said, they also do servicing...

And a number of electric bike manufacturers take back batteries.