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Vanadium battery risks - well, there aren't many. The electrolyte is acidic, like a lead-acid car battery, and about as risky. You wouldn't want to drink it or pour it on exposed skin, for example! Vanadium doubtless has some toxicity but I question whether it is anywhere near as toxic as the lead in a lead-acid battery. The electrolyte can't catch fire as it is predominantly made of water. There is no risk of thermal runaway as the only time the electrolyte (which is actually two different states of the same thing) can be mixed is in the cell when the pump is running. If the cell membrane fails, you might see a temperature rise of the order of 60 C or thereabouts. Stop the pump, stop the reaction and the heating. Stop the flow through the cell and you stop the electricity production, so electrical faults can be easily mitigated. If I had a VRFB, I'd probably want it to have bunded electrolyte tanks and a bunded pump and cell, but I'd stop there. No worse than your domestic heating oil tank in that respect.

Any start-up that doesn't already have a mine and a processing plant is automatically anywhere between three and ten years and hundreds of millions of dollars behind us. There's enough room in the market for everyone, in my opinion.

Yes. They are on record as having a dividend policy which is to pay dividends from free cash flow.

https://twitter.com/BMNperspective/status/1455082066526281731

Pah, a mere bagatelle! I paid 44.5 for a few of mine...

I prefer not to engage with nitwits. Unless, of course, I'm bored!

Still here, waiting...

It wouldn't. It's the electrolyte production facility that needs annual supply, for new BESS projects.

It would seem that I need a proxy form to have an "investor ID" and also a "PIN", required for login to the webcast.

And what, exactly, might my "investor ID" be, and where can I get one?

Take a look at the page below, Helpme01. It should help you.

https://thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/lionels-big-picture-428

In the green bin for you, Bigal92.

We do, and it is mentioned on page 46, 92 and 126. Perhaps they don't mention it because it doesn't form part of the Bushveld Group?

I'm sure a JSE listing would be good, didn't say that it wouldn't be. What I said was that Drt001's link would work better when complete and that the article was basically a rehash of the annual report.

Try this link instead, but I'll save you the bother, it's just a rehash of the annual report.

https://www.news24.com/fin24/companies/slumping-vanadium-prices-hit-bushveld-minerals-but-company-still-eyes-jse-listing-20210630

"An AIM company seeking an extension of its reporting deadline for its annual audited accounts
pursuant to AIM Rule 19 can apply to AIM Regulation for an extension of up to three months. The
request for the extension must be made by the AIM company’s nominated adviser and submitted
prior to the current AIM Rules reporting deadline. AIM companies should continue to refer to
guidance published by Companies House in respect of the temporary changes to UK filing
requirements and note that at the moment the automatic extension ends for any filing deadlines
that fall on 6 April 2021 or later1
. Thereafter, an application will need to be made to Companies
House for filing deadline extensions."

https://docs.londonstockexchange.com/sites/default/files/documents/Inside%20AIM%20-%20Covid%2019%20financial%20reporting%20deadlines.pdf

I think the company have until close of business tomorrow (30/06/2021) to report.

What Ros said.

Glad it went well. Very sorry to hear about your father, my thoughts are with you.

That question mark was supposed to have been the Greek letter gamma.