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Without the support and recognition this excellent and growing business requires, you stand to lose it completely - shooting yourselves in the foot, exiling one of your strongest companies at a time when new AIM listings, and especially good quality ones, are at an all time low.

*defend it, and (sorry)

Very appreciative of Fortune's honesty regarding his frustration with the share price Vs the intrinsic value of the company and the trajectory and growth that lies ahead.

Brutally honest and absolutely correct that BMN is being punished for not being a dilutive business that continually undertakes placings to get II's on board. The company is a victim of its own prudent management which in reality makes a mockery of the basic principles of the market and what should fuel accretive share price moves.

His frustration is tangible and rightly so. It is also shared by many here who known exactly what the story is and means, and what little recognition is being shown for it. We instead face the near daily onslaught of those who seek to undermine that story, even at this level of value, because we simply don't have the SP robustness we should at this stage. It's very clear that he is not prepared to sacrifice the principals that make the company so different to your typical Aim company and why so many defend should be commended for that. Aim as a market is doing an enormous disservice to itself by not rewarding the qualities that actually should make a listed company successful.

I was personally very pleased to hear that he expects Bushveld Energy to start to really display it's deeper worth to the group 'sooner rather than later' and the reaffirming of the targets for this year. Meeting those, without any other news will be an excellent achievement. The JSE listing is clearly looming also.

Very good interview.

Your answers do not need a response. Anyone who knows anything at all about vanadium will draw their own very clear conclusions from your first post vs your reply..

Fara, I can hear him googling 'vanadium miners' from here.

'Junior miners popping up left right and centre' - name them? And how far along the road to production they are.

'vanadium on its knees' - really? What's the long term average pricing Vs today's like? Do good companies buy assets based on spikes in commodity prices?

'We would do well to sell our assets for the value on the balance sheet.' Really and apparently EUA will sell their asset at top dollar based on recent spiking prices. Of course, someone will pay full whack for it. How much to take it to full production?

You are in dreamland. You can make it as personal as you want by tying this to some ropey point about feeling better, but it's very obvious from all of your contributions here that you are exactly as described.

Prove otherwise.

Heavily invested in BMN writing trash like that and popping up within seconds of a positive post to shoot it down.

I think not. Another dodgy poster with a very dodgy posting history being utterly dodgy.

Ask why Calamari, who with a track record of trolling BMN and then being Uber positive (remember his 'just wait for the dividends' schtick) is posting like the proverbial Duracell bunny this weekend to try and talk down VRFB, trying to get anyone to bite on his spurious narrative.

It's so pathetic what these trolls will do for a few cheap shares.

Good luck to anyone who engages him. He doesn't want a genuine conversation. He's a textbook troll and nothing more.

'expensive and unpopular'...

Really. The Chinese might tend to disagree. Please present your LCOS comparisons that prove that point. And remember to use current data.

So very disingenuous and predictably tedious.

GB you are right to share that despite the age. Out SP has been absolutely annihilated by an endless supply of shares being sold in large volume over a ridiculous length of time and a constant stream of bashers and MM's that have sat back and let it all happen.

14p shares and a 75% fall for the brilliance of what Fortune and co have achieved since November 18. I am honestly surprised more people are not more vocal about it. It's a disgrace.

And for the record, I have posted a great deal of times about the wider global recovery and the very obvious effect on Vanadium prices. SMH.

Conman, it's not about whether I like Boris. I was quite obviously commenting on the size of the amount of money that has been allocated to spur the amount of building in the UK you tenuously link to rising vanadium prices. Imo that is a very small fund and I would have hoped actually for much greater aspirations from a country supposedly being unleashed on the world.

And this is perfectly related to Bushveld and flow batteries, because this is the fund that is supposed to spur us on to greater renewable heights, so yes it is entirely on topic and relevant to how the UK will actually rise from the ashes post-covid 19. I would suggest if you just want people to agree with you, perhaps don't post in a public forum.

He has pledged £5bn.

£500bn was spent on bailing the banks out..

To use his own words - 'chicken feed'.

Ask more questions, don't just lap up his rubbish.

This is a chance to rebuild a much better country and he so far is not taking that opportunity.

Pdub, I am sure I speak for many others when I say I genuinely hope that you get to see Bushveld fully realise their vision. You truly deserve it.

Agreed but with marketing timing for the biggest impact is what matters the most and I would suggest that having a big marketing push in the midst of CV19 probably isn't the most opportune time. Anyway that's enough from me, sunshine beckons. Good discussions. And JMO.

And remember success for SA investors is also success for us.

Bassguy, it's just how politics and money operate. It's not cloak and dagger. It's exactly the same in the UK, look at Robert Jenrick only this week. Fortune has tremendous integrity, but he is also a strategist and has to play the game. I'd certainly not perceive that as a negative. It's a demonstration of how well connected he is.

A point in the form of a question. Does anyone think a transformational Eskom win would bring us to fair value, sand would that same win be announced before or after a JSE listing.

The JSE listing is delayed as we know, as is Eskom. The link in timelines is clear. If you were in SA and had an inkling Eskom success might be on the cards, you'd definitely want to be in for that. At a low SP.

No bassguy, because it will become more and more apparent what is happening as time progresses and people will want to position for that. Think about what will happen once the timeline is clarified.

People are getting an opportunity right now to get in at bargain levels. For some here this is round two and they are taking that opportunity, for others they have had their confidence knocked, understandably, but that's investing. Not everyone wins all the time.

VV - Fortune pretty much says exactly that in his latest interview, that the JSE listing is what he thinks will bring the business close to fair value.

Ask yourselves why he would so explicitly say that. What does he know that would create that confidence.

It is literally straight from the horse's mouth.

There are plenty of actions the BoD could take to resolve this situation, none of which they are doing. Believe me, with a background in brand and marketing, I can confidently say that no one in their right mind would take this low key approach to telling this epic story unless there was a very good reason. They have a marketing company who are doing basically nothing ATM. Ask yourselves why when they story is so good.

This is 100% deliberate and why all the emails to the BoD are a waste of time. There is always a plan and this I am afraid this time is no different.

There will be some large investors rubbing their hands with glee at what is playing out here as investors get more and more frustrated. Fortune will be playing some political chess with Eskom and existing shareholders are one of the pawns.

This will come good and the current SP will eventually be seen for the aberration it is. The clues are all there.