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It's not exactly something to be leaked or not. People are talking about it on social media.

Paid

NT also...

Paid, bye bye teens,,,,

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The screw is turning on the MM's.

I'm not frustrated Rob, unlike those who are, I just saw this as a sale that wont last and bought more shares.

Enjoy the sunshine!

They just all want make money Endion. Sharks biting each other to eat you.

The SP is now so out of sync with fundamentals, the opportunity for anyone buying in is obvious.

The longer this price stays like this the more people are going to do exactly the same...

Good luck MM's.

I think there have been some fairly uneven and outdated representations of 'Africa' today in amongst the posting. Aside from the fact it is a hugely diverse continent which in itself should proclude
some of the generalisation, to add some balance have a read of this article from the FT.

21 of the 30 fastest growing cities in the world are in Africa.

The market opportunity for BE in a continent desperate to grow and flourish is just vast. It is a continent moving at a rate of knots, certainly faster than parts of Europe comparatively. Yes South Africa has issues as we are experiencing at present but let's keep perspective ans balance that with the opportunity its development also presents.

And don't forget our compatriots at Largo. Brazil is far more corrupt in many respects and I would say they are doing rather well at present.

https://amp.ft.com/content/9d457d54-b272-11e8-8d14-6f049d06439c?__twitter_impression=true

Also worthy to note again is the clear esteem in which Fortune is held. Clearly we aren't the only ones who rate him as highly as we do. His influence will be enormous in this situation, whether directly dealing with it or not. I would say underestimate him at your peril. Most of us are buying because we know that.

And I should note answers to even half of these questions will see us soaring above recent highs. There is so much to look forward to that will see us flying again.

My only frustration currently is that the dip might not last long enough for me to get all the extra shares I want.

A few big questions for me posed during H1 with answers expected in H2. I am very much looking forward to definitive answers.


1. What has Michael Kirkwood actually been doing since his announcement?

2. What other contracts are BE working on besides Eskom?

3. What does the BE business plan really look like. (Cashflow, capex, revenue and profits etc)

4. Sojitz (hinted at since March) - has that deal happened or is it in progress? MK involved?

5. JSE - What timescale are we actually working to?

6. Mokopane - with the much discussed Limpopo office reopening, we must be well within our rights to expect the mining right soon so can we therefore expect news on Chinese deals and greenfield?

7. Brownfield? What and when?

8. What is our timescale for 10000mtv?

9. What is the plan beyond recent speculation for Brits once the resource is confirmed? Obviously seems likely to support phase 3 and electrolyte production. Let's hear it in black and white, along with the resource results.

10. When will dividends be confirmed and how much will they be?

11. When can we practically expect to hit production numbers near our run rate and resulting from our expansions. Hard to answer for obvious reasons but I am sure we all want to know.

We are in for a busy end to H2.

There's definitely some excess shares to be sold, that's for sure.

That and the small detail that most of Europe spent the late 19th century trying to colonise and plunder Africa and many of the continents current problems were caused by our own superiority complex and inability to keep it in our geographical pants, so to speak.

Prices not seen since the end of June. (29th) did you accept the quote ;-)

It was on Twitter. Just had a quick look and maybe someone..... has already nudged them or they nudged themselves as can't see the tweet. Still was odd to see.

We are now well over 30% below our recent highs which already undervalued the business considerably. AIM likes to exaggerate the peaks and (even moreso) the troughs of any business, but who thought they would get to buy shares at these prices again? And after two phases of expansion. Frustrating in the immediacy maybe but a seriously great buy in price or chance to average down for recent purchasers.

Someone needs to tell Vanitec not to post it's a V battery. I was VERY surprised to see them not fact checking that one.