RE: Delayed Results2 Apr 2022 19:21
My "generating decent revenues" comes from the IPO marketing materials, which is the basis on which I am heavily invested.
Year 1 : £9.6m T/O (Recyclus)
Year 2: £28.5m T/O
Year 3: £54.8m T/O
If you don't believe the potential of the company then I fail to see why someone would invest. The fact that there may be teething issues getting new plants on-line is background noise to me. In a few months time, that will be irrelevant.
The projections are also based on lower 'black mass' values, which have risen since the IPO prospectus was produced.
The projections also don't cover any potential Tier-1 car manufacturers nor international licensing agreements they may sign.
Another consideration is that the company eventually wants to process the black-mass itself and generate more value. The upside once these things fall into place is huge.
They also have the 5 mining options which, each on their own, have the capacity to be company makers. There is no need for any fund-raising, as the future plants will be funded from the revenue generated from the first plants. Yes, there are warrants (I am a warrant holder) and these will, when combined with the revenues; cover the costs of the plants and all/most of the mining exploration costs.
So, IMO, the company is still very cheap and has the potential for some very healthy gains over the next 12-18 months - a few weeks of delays are not concerning and I am looking forward to some healthy returns on my investment. IMO, too many PI's expect 'jam today', but in reality, building a company/business takes time and sometimes the market (i.e. investors) don't always understand. Again, IMO, markets (investors) are not intelligent and often demonstrate a herd mentality.
I am a patient investor and do not chase short-term gains. I realise that others have alternative strategies.