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Potential sale of the Spanish asset or another would help? All mining news (news about the company in general) has fallen v quiet

Last time there was a phantom rise in SP we got news of the JLR contract the following morning............ fingers crossed

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If one bought at the lowest and made over 100% on a trade why wouldn't one sell, that's a good trade by anyone's standards, that's how stock markets work. What's really encouraging is that there are also lots of buys at this higher SP, people are backing tm1 atm

Clearly getting food feedstock, those JLR batteries must weigh a fair bit

Doing the maths on 5000 tons of raw material I don't think they will need to, also if there is sale and work in spain

HLR will have some heavy batteries that will need recycling too, good company to be in bed with

Yep I read your post wrong. My apologies

Fully agree with the principals you are saying and am a LTH in tm1, would love to sss an increase in share price, I think we all need to know the difference between input weight and black mass recovery rate. There is a recovery rate of around 45%-48%. Processing maximum tonnage of 22,000 tonnes as per their licence can only ever amount to around 10,000 tonnes of black mass.

I only correct this so we can all calculate realistic earnings. There is millions of pounds to be made and I hope they start making them soon!

Also be aware the they can only process around 8,000 tonnes per facility and will need another operation to fulfill the 22,000 tonnes. Very possible but may be a while off.

This is pure speculation, does anyone think the good news is being withheld until the company is in a better situation (with cmrl shares) as there will be big sells from atlas and anyone who is buying this low, is the bod managing/protecting the share price?

Totally agree a couple of things in the pipeline need to appear.

Why bust BT, got this far and to fall at what seems the last hurdle?

What are peoples share price predictions for TM1 within a reasonable time? 6 - 9 months?

Back to the original listing price of 0.0225p? Higher or lower?

Personally I think around 0.01 ish

Buried_treasure, the reason the trsure is buried still is because you can't find anything

The agenda is on the website, visible for anyone with an Internet connection to see.

Hi,

Does anyone know if the AGM is being streamed or published anywhere?

Cheers

The terms of business better be watertight, let's have a catch up this time next year to discuss

Well said

Obviously Atlas is a real drawback but as explained in posts below it's unfortunately a waiting game to be rid of them

Looking at some positives,

-Ireland mine sale came through

- Halfords 12 mont battery recycling contract

- MOD contract libox

- Glencore 12 month black mass contract

Other previous contacts too

There is feed stock, gate fees too, revenue from black mass sales, revenue from libox, revenue from mine sales. Ability for recyclus to pay back TM1 and in turn TM1 is able to pay off Atlas. Looking like it could be a good year ahead.

What I would like to know after today's interview, Robin kept saying "strategic partner" Glencore is also in the mining game and may be looking to buy some more mines from TM1, just a thought.

There are of course some drawbacks, there is a license to process 22000 tons of batteries, to do this would need 3 shifts running (essentially 24/7) but currently only doing one shift (we haven't been told about another shift yet) so around 8000 tons a year, if there is enough feedstock coming in. At a recovery rate of around 45% to black mass potentially 3600 tons of BM to sell. Good revenue but along way off what people have been saying in previous posts (always remember the recovery rate from the feedstock weight). Revenue from black mass would likely be around 10-14 million off one shift market/price dependant.

What would really get the stock going in my opinion is news of a car brand or confirmation of electric vehicle batteries being recycled, apart from the 4000 EV units recycled as a one off, all other battery recycling has been for smaller ones such as e-scooters and mobility scooters.

Also more news of the TM1 assets, sales and or progress with drilling and potential other mining partners.(glencore?)

The debt of the company doesn't worry me, it was over 4 million previous year, past year just over 2 million, in this current year there has been alot of progress in recyclus operations and sale of the Ireland mine, ultimately as a chart goes 4mil to 2mil and then profit, trajectory is heading in the right direction.

If the companies can prove there is no feedstock shortages and start shifting some more mines nor letting them be totally stagnant it will reflect a good share price.