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The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, and Nedbank have partnered to increase financing for renewable energy projects in South Africa in an effort to help the country transition to cleaner forms of power, reduce greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions and create jobs in the renewable energy sector.

https://www.engineeringnews.co.za/article/ifc-extends-200m-loan-to-nedbank-to-increase-renewable-energy-financing-2021-01-04

SP Angels note this morning is quite interesting - China apparently put a 13% tariff on vanadium imports, which if you look at the rising European price and Chinese price, almost entirely accounts for the difference. If European prices rise any further, (which they are currently) Chinese prices are going to have to move up again.

The 150k, 250k, 200k and 300k don't stand out at all amongst the continual buying...

To buy

Agreed Mogwhy. And Fortune's tone is absolutely determined in that moment. He clearly has a lot to add that he couldn't say. In a similar vein,I wonder who is going to be the first 'surprise' major (Chinese or US) to start building a stake.

Given what the next decade looks like for green tech, and what is looking like becoming the 'space race' of the 2020's, and the small no. of major market participants it is surely a matter of when, not if.

Quite a flurry of buys.... Anyone would think company-making news was due.

To buy - which is pretty laughable given everyone has seen the shares they have picked up this morning.

Day traders bailing because - shock horror - V prices don't rise every single day of major international public holidays...

Also it was due a breather after such a big rise.

Honestly I think people need to relax and trust Fortune a tad more and stop worrying about how many posts there are. 2021 is going to be tricky for all businesses, but the commodities sector is unilaterally agreed to be starting a new super cycle. People can hustle for a few extra shares or a better entry point, but ultimately the outcome will still be a structural deficit, a world that is going furiously at green tech and rebuilding it's economies and thus we will see rising prices on the way.

19.5299 / 19.3370 - just because of all the obfuscation.

Just goes to show how easily manipulated the SP is, todays trading is nowhere near reflective of the drop. And then a 1m buy... Whilst also being NT to sell.

Sure, all completely legit.

Eskom is coming, the MM's know it, a bit of consolidation after a big rise is no biggie. Also V prices were flat after a very good run - it's new year and to be expected.

Very likely we start the year off with brilliant news on Eskom and continuing price rises. The Chinese are importing more and more which means European stocks are dwindling. This will absolutely have to lead to further price rises in the new year.

Personally I would rather see the MM's load up with shares at this level and switch the 12-15p traders for new entrants at this new base.

The world is still in a pandemic and we are still managing to show the strength of our core business. There's much to be pleased with and excited for. Other industries are taking a kicking whilst we are beginning a new bull cycle for commodities and hold the keys to VRFB adoption. When the vaccines really start to change the balance against Covid next year and the world goes back to work properly, we are going to hit levels we havent seen before.

Man attempting to manage and understand 50 trades at once who admits to waking up wondering if he had made a trade he had already completed, feels he has moral authority to call people who understand a stock properly losers, whilst agreeing the same stock they understand has offered huge opportunities and is one of his favourites for the year ahead because of how good it is.

I mean where do you even start with trash like that. Nice one for recommending Bushveld but my goodness it is drowning in contradiction and messy writing.

Amazing people pay for that trash.

Imagine selling just before this is announced...

Justin Waite and Vametco all over again.

Paid...

European FeV has kept rising over Christmas. If anyone is in any doubt about the strength of vanadium fundamentals at present, juxtapose the state of Europe with this rise. This is because stockpiles are being sold down and there is not enough to replenish them, now the Chinese are importing.

When Europe gets into gear during the course of 2021, what is already a robust increase is going to become something else altogether.

Bushveld in 2021 is both a growth story and a story of maturation and timing. We all know how much this business has changed and developed, we also know how well poised it is to leverage the battery boom. Critically we now have the fundamental pressure to realise that progression in our SP.

I dislike SP predictions as they have proven to be nothing more than a stick to be beaten with, however I would stick my neck out only to say that I believe that 2021 will be the year we surpass our all time highs.

If anyone thinks 30p will realise some kind of current fair value for this 4200mtv business at a $30 V price, you are missing what will have already happened by the time we get there, the value of our de-risked expansion, and how much VRFB is about to do for this business.

All and especially to those who had a bit of sellers remorse after yesterday and have been buying back today. ;-) next time don't panic.

Started trading today. I wonder who they are going after... Remember they have their eyes on the vanadium/VRFB/BESS space.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/PNPL/first-day-of-dealings-21inalg6ofr36wg.html

And watch out for people you know have sold calling for drops... They may be right, they may be wrong - but either way it is shabby behaviour.

It is worth noting that UK shares and the markets as a whole barely even flinched at the news of the UK Covid variant. Even at the sharpest end of shares you might consider affected by such news - airline shares such as IAG - they suffered a very minor drop (akin to ours yesterday) and are now higher than when the news was announced. And lets be honest IAG's fundamentals haven't improved despite their rally

Because the world keeps turning and for Bushveld and other mining cos the pressure on commodities is increasing globally and that is what will continue to drive us up.

Yesterday created a trading opportunity, it brought out the low post profiles who will say absolutely anything. We have seen it all before and know full well that now it becomes about those looking to buy in trying to outdo each other getting back in. Whatever they might say...

It's been a great week. It will be a great new year.

The FTSE 100 has risen since the news. This is opportunist AIM rubbish.