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Glencore and Teck are shareholders and Teck has a member on the board, who I believe has been with Teck for many years.

Of course there are also big miners with deep pockets and the permit to build will be along shortly ...?.

This is from the company website. Araguia is currently unleveraged and in a strong position with no agreed offtake, royalty or nickel stream, giving maximum value and flexibility going into the financing process. Target syndicate of commercial banks. ECA options for equipment: UK, Germany and China.
Offtake agreement, part of wider financing to maximise value for existing shareholders.

Redlee considers HZM better return value and lower risk at the moment.

On the Shanghai metal exchange, only nickel managed to buck the trend, recording some strong gains against a positive fundamental backdrop.

Hi Redroy, glad you liked the article, noting your last sentence, Interesting comment also over there by Ayesha. I do believe it as I know the company does encourage you to phone them if you have emailed a few times.

Good article over on the other side, saying what we all believe, nickel is on the cusp of a huge demand, big miners are gearing up. Only the market is lagging behind in its understanding of the transformation battery technology will make to nickel demand.

CEO and Chief Financial Officer, nice one!

I reckon we all agree with Catching Pidgeons, next year is our year.

Well done again Mr Fisher!

I see the ASOS Chairman and CEO have bought substantial numbers of shares after the big drop, must help shareholder confidence. Might be catching ......

There is only so much nickel to go round, so new supplies should be needed to satisfy both markets, we also have Vermelho, the tests on that come out next year. We will be mining in a few years, when demand for nickel should take off, due to electric battery demand, many batteries being 90% nickel. Don't think there is another new nickel mine that can beat that timing.

The latest RNS is simply what they said they would publish when they released the FS weeks ago, figures for the second furnace. I can't see the desperation, the increased production with the second furnace, puts us up with the big boys and makes us attractive to the big boys, it also makes us more attractive for financing, as there will be a bigger income stream. The Chinese need $14k, ours comes out of the ground at a little over $ 6k.

All the best Steven, electric batteries, the new kid on the block, are obviously key to nickel, time will tell. I have a relative who said computers would never catch on and as for the internet! I am convinced if nickel is needed, so will HZM.

I note that someone on the AMC board having read TDT, has just stated that their conclusion is that the lowest cost producers will be the biggest winners. HZM fits the bill nicely on low cost as Jeremy keeps saying in his interviews.

I bought at over 4p and it seemed a reasonable price then. Lombard continuous selling, months of delays releasing the FS, then not releasing the figures with the second kiln until now, plus Trump and the nickel price have done us no favours. I shall remain invested until bought or built, am convinced we will all see a good profit,

The market will be sorry when that bid comes in for the lot (said hopefully). Guess they will want construction licence, possibly a month away or less.

She's a funny old share, sea of blue yesterday, sea of red today,with just two plucky buyers that I can see. What wrong this time, porridge hot, cold, someone playing silly b......s, or just the current price of nickel?

Daimler to buy $23 billion of battery cells for electric car drive. Their engineers will work on a ratio of 90% nickel, 5% manganese, 5% cobalt to reduce the amount of rare earth metals

Previous HZM tweet mentions low nickel inventory!

Vale reckons there will be the need for an extra 500,000 tons of high grade nickel by 2025, when there will be 14 million hybrid and electric vehicles on the road. To put that in perspective the current market is 2 million tonne a year including cheaper pig iron.

Macquarie's top pick for the next twelve months was nickel, which it said would climb over 20% in the next twelve months.