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Juvela is market leading. Anyone who has a gluten free diet or suffers from celiacs will know that Juvela is the go to.

It can become the schar of the gluten free market which is expected to hit 40 billion. Out of context schar does have a wider range of products however it also turns over 500 million. So it is world class.

Juvela is also world class and could be the schar of the uk. We are buying very lows here.

Https://www.trustpilot.com/review/juvela.co.uk

4.8 / 5.0.

2000 reviews. superb brand.

Lets see how OAF and TESCO do together to build it further.

Close Brothers Asset Finance

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Last week the team were in Wolverhampton filming our upcoming video case study with Recyclus Group at their LiBatt Recycling Ltd facility.

We were joined by Andrew New and Daniele Manzi, CFA, and captured some great behind the scenes shots of them being filmed alongside Chairman and Co-Founder, Robin Brundle and CEO and Co-Founder Alex Stanbury, as we toured the site. Excited to share the full video case study video soon!🎥

Added HREE to my REE and TM1

Decent volume building up with 1.5million at 2.6p. Anything like MKA we could see a significant rise.

The Black mass market is looking to triple. TM1 very much under the radar at the moment however being UK’s First

Industrial-Scale Lithium-ion Battery recycling plant should add impetus and interest.

I have acquired REE to add to my portfolio. This market will only intensify over the coming years.

Https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4g6434qr73o

This was in August this year.

Dr David Gregory Kumar

BBC Midlands Today Science Correspondent

Published

20 August 2025

Mining has returned to the Black Country, but with a very 21st Century twist.

The method, called urban mining, is the recycling and recovering of essential elements, including those from lithium ion rechargeable batteries.

Today, so much of our technology - from vapes to mobiles to electric cars - use these types of rechargeable batteries.

But if you've ever had to throw one away, you might have come across the problem of what you can do with them, mindful of the stickers asking you not to put them in a bin.

Libatt is recyclus subsidiary. New deals and interest in their technology should be on their agenda especially with Glencore black mass deal. With the current status quo lets see.

Extract

For Recyclus Group, participation in this delegation was a significant honour and an opportunity to engage with senior decision-makers and investors in the battery recycling and critical minerals sectors. A leading Indian bank expressed interest in supporting our Universal Battery Recycling System (UBRS) and black mass separation projects in India.

Robin also met with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), laying the foundations for long-term partnerships supporting sustainable technology and growth

Volume has been getting better but this is the beginning of a journey. Accumulate at these levels.

Lets see if management can come up with some deals from India and TM1 did receive significant sums but selling shares.

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hw567xkzo1g

RBW receives a mention

Gunsynd PLC

16 October 2025

Gunsynd Plc

("Gunsynd" or the "Company")

High-grade lead-zinc-silver mineralisation confirmed at the Bear Twit Project

Gunsynd (AIM: GUN) is pleased to provide an update on the Bear Twit Project, in Northwest Territories, Canada, in which the Company holds a 100% legal and beneficial interest.

Following the completion of a recent reconnaissance sampling program by Critical Discoveries Ltd ("Critical Discoveries"), Gunsynd has received assay results confirming high-grade lead, zinc, and silver mineralisation, accompanied by elevated concentrations of gallium, germanium, and copper. High-grade mineralisation was proven across the property, including twelve samples assaying 10% Zn or higher, and five samples with silver values greater than 60 g/t. Importantly, the sampling program identified copper, gallium, and germanium, elements that were not analysed in previous drilling campaigns. The presence of these additional critical metals enhances the potential overall metal endowment of the system.

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hw567xkzo1g

Technology Minerals

@TechMinerals

·

Sep 30

REEs are vital to clean tech, yet China controls over 90% of processing.

@TechMinerals

is advancing primary exploration in Cameroon and scaling sustainable battery recycling through

@RecyclusGroup

to strengthen supply chain resilience.

See the post. Recycling magnets is the holy grail.

Good luck Matt. Looking at what is happening with Rare Earths and in particular the processing of rare earths with China has 90% of makes the world years behind maybe 5-10. Who knows. TM1 is recycling black mass and may look additionally to separate it so that aluminum and Copper are segregated hence increasing value of output.

CEO gone to India with PM and others so lets hope for deals as we accumulate.

ps. I do hold RBW. There is a lot happening so there will be interest across the board for Rare Earths / Processing / Metals / precious metals.

If they can get a partner fo this:

Technology Minerals has identified potential multi-commodity targets including rare earths at 100%-owned Cameroon project ("the TMC Project")

I'll post on the Recyclus later tonight but I wish all the best .

I don't if anyone looked at Rainbow Rare earths RBW recycling. Processes of separating rare earths or even recycling magnets. Recycling techniques could well bring that circular economy if the tech can be developed.

Indeed. There are sells buy selling is slowing down. Alba vocal on twitter with the greenland project.

I would add that any news on fast tracking their Rare Earths project in Cameroon should add value to the company.

CRML was up 28% so I wonder how much they have left.

Additionally

The Company has also identified prospective projects containing rare earth elements and critical minerals from underutilised industrial by-products in the UK and is evaluating processes for their economic recovery. This approach aims to support environmental remediation, strengthen resilient domestic supply chains, reduce reliance on imports, and transform legacy industrial waste into a valuable national resource.

With Recyclus this adds a different dimension although the sp does not reflect it yet.

September update

Highlights:

· Technology Minerals has identified potential multi-commodity targets including rare earths at 100%-owned Cameroon project ("the TMC Project")

· Recyclus Group ("Recyclus"), Technology Minerals' 48.35% owned battery recycling business, achieved first monthly positive cash flow in July 2025, marking a key milestone in operational sustainability

· Recyclus delivered substantial year-on-year revenue growth in 2024/2025, reflecting an expanding client base and commencement of sale of black mass

And they have the deal with Glencore. Its going to be patience and we could see some real news here.