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Sorry Alfa, crossed replies.

Bassguy you simply do not publish tender information midway through the awarding process.

It is exciting yes, but timing is everything and you have to let the process run its course, then do the PR. Just how it works.

Congratulations Pdub. All the very best to you both. That's such good news.

I imagine this is more about endorsements for getting AVL's mine off the ground given the length of time it will take to build, cash that needs to be raised and the length of the actual agreement.

'The daily ramp searching for a few percent just isn’t working IMO'

Name one person that is actually doing that.

Given what this signifies in terms of the likelihood of Bushveld starting to tell the VRFB story in terms of real deals, and what that could do the SP if delivered in a momentum building manner, and having H1 and lockdown behind us, I imagine that it will be in the interest of MM's to have/gather some shares for sale over the next few months..

I imagine because it's them doing the upfront business development.

If Bushveld can start telling this story through regular, specific RNS' with real deals, we won't look back and it will quickly build sentiment and investor interest. This is a turning point and I hope BMN can see and meet exactly what the market is asking for.

Now that is great to see. A formalised rental partnership that takes the concept straight to the marketplace. A huge step forward for VRFB and with Pivot Power signed up that's a big UK utility with plenty more projects lined up, on board with a real rental deal. Exciting.

Xater, (Capa) you sound desperate.

Imagine having so many issues with other people you have never met choosing to invest money that is nothing to do with you in a business you aren't invested in. Or spending a all day on ADVFN talking behind the back of those that choose to invest.

But sure, carry on it's not making you look pathetic at all.

Libero, what you should perhaps understand is that this is not the first time. The reason most of us don't give him air time is because this is what he does. I bet I wasn't the only one who unfiltered him today to see what he was droning on about - because of the last time y did exactly this.

I think you seem like a really sound chap so please take this in the right way, but all you have done today is give him air time and honestly it's just a bit naive.

Look at his obtuse style. He thinks it is ok to hound people with his pathetic questions but yet provide nothing himself. He is clearly looking to buy as cheaply as possible, which is fine but why be complicit in helping him achieve his MO. Trolls always use the balance line. Always.

I know Libero. Just tongue in cheek after what has been a trying day where a rogue shrimp has posted over 25% or the content.

30p takeovers. What is this madness? Is it 2017 again?

It's hardly surprising. This set up has been building over two weeks and what a surprise, hits it's zenith on a Friday qfternoon, like always. What would be surprising would be a few weeks of trading that doesn't look entirely ridiculous.

Get on the grid: the coming vanadium battery revolution

Flow batteries look set to play an important part in the development of the global renewables market, which itself is expected to reach a size of $1.5 trillion by 2025. According to a report from Markets and Markets, the flow battery market, valued at a mere $187 million in 2017, is projected to reach $946 million by 2023. This represents a CAGR of 32.7% between 2018 and 2023.

'Vanadium battery technology looks to be critical in terms of the capital cost of energy storage, due to its high efficiency, superior energy density, and most importantly, lengthy lifespan. Energy companies are seeking infrastructure solutions like this that can help them to build a grid that operates cheaply and reliably, and where batteries using expensive vanadium can be counted on to last for years.

Low cost energy storage is going to be very important in the years to come, and vanadium redox flow batteries are considered to be one of the lowest cost means of storing electricity effectively in a localised fashion. Like mobile phone masts, they may soon become ubiquitous.

Vanadium flow batteries are already being scaled up for use by utilities – Rongke Power in China, for example, has been involved in the construction of one of the largest batteries of this type, designed to hold 800 MW hours of electricity, which should be enough to power thousands of homes.

One of the challenges facing the vanadium flow battery market is the global volume of production – the world vanadium market is sustained by a limited number of mines, with a small number of others coming online soon. This is going to eventually place a premium on vanadium and vanadium mining companies.'

https://www.thearmchairtrader.com/vanadium-flow-battery-investment/

Thanks to Amateur PI on Twitter for the share.

Very interesting mention that there have been a lot of enquiries for vanadium in the form of AmV and electrolyte for flow batteries and that the SA requirement for 2000mw of emergency generation is something that VRFB can tender for. You wouldn't mention that unless you were pitching for it.

People are frustrated at the share price, but pick your heads up and look a bit further down the line. It isn't 5 years away, it's happening right now and the next 6 months are going to change the game for Bushveld and create a new industry for SA.

I wonder how many, if they knew all that Fortune knew about the influencing factors affecting the current valuation, would end up taking the same decisions Fortune is. The problem with all of this speculation on a perceived lack of intervention, is that people just do not know all the influences at play and therefore the best way to navigate them.

Perhaps trust him.

Resurrecting the innocent 'assumption' we leave AIM and don't list on the FTSE. Priceless.

Bassguy, you are thinking about when the tender dates are, not when the electrolyte will actually be needed. Factories like this are not long complex builds.

Given that this RNS represents the peak or CV19 in SA, includes BMN's lockdown, and since then cases and deaths have been falling quickly, I imagine that those with any sense about them can see that this is the bottom in terms of impact. Hence the NT.