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I did have a criticism, he answered that.
None of it top secret, at the time people were saying HZM would be mothballed, he convinced me otherwise.

Thanks North.
A while back, when the share price was truly dire, I had a serious wobble - had I bought Quindell number two?

I emailed HZM and within a few hours received a measured and confident reply from the CFO, was asked not to divulge contents.

Suffice it to say, I am very happily invested and I believe events will unfold as predicted.
It's the quality of the assets that matter, share price is a sideshow.

We may be taken out at 12p, I can live with that, £1 when the mine produces, if we keep ownership, I can wait for that.

That is the figure, I believe.
Stage 2, a few years later, when we really join the big boys in terms of production, financed from free cash flow.

So good it's worth saying twice! Quick draw North!

Over life of mine at today's nickel price Araguia makes 1.75 billion free cash flow.

One of the reasons I am here, plus the other mine with all the E V battery nickel in it of course.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49022684

With thanks to the other board - Electric cars in Europe to triple by 2021.

Can't claim credit really, it was copied from my posting below.

Thanks Muir, those in charge seem to be capable on all fronts in my humble opinion.
How long they will be in charge is a conundrum.

Funding covered in HZM presentation I've posted bouncer, plus a fair bit more!

Funding Araguia .........

Royalty and offtake payments upfront so no dilution, target project finance 60% to 65% debt with the balance in equity, royalty and off take.

Discussion with seven international banks, simultaneous discussions underway with credit export agencies to originate government backed credit line to lower interest rate - Germany and China.

Positive progress to date.

Royalty - Interest from significant players in the base metal sector for royalty. Non dilutive form of finance.

Off take agreement - part of wider funding package, interest from stainless steel producers and traders.

https://horizonteminerals.com/news/en_20190511_investor_presentation.pdf

I would have thought it would be Teck who takes us out, as they own over 14% and have a senior man on the board.
They also seem to have no nickel mines, I stand to be corrected, as always.

https://www.estainlesssteel.com/stainless-steel-news.shtml

We are not the ones who should be cowering in a corner.

Ars is plodding along, so Steven will be happy.
You have to have been here a while to appreciate that one.
Plod on.

That will flush out a few recent buyers, sadly.

https://thedriven.io/2019/07/16/uk-sees-electric-vehicles-playing-crucial-role-in-clean-electricity-grid/

There!

https://electrek.co/2019/07/16/tesla-model-3-world-battery-capacity/

I reckon their might be a bit of interest in our nickel mines, China and Tesla seem to be taking most of the rest.

The pay wall got me, luckily they seem pretty upbeat on nickel, with the export ban which will effect China likely to happen.

https://www.ft.com/content/b0b3b4f2-a7c5-11e9-b6ee-3cdf3174eb89

You are probably not wrong on tin Notmyjob, Roskill seem pretty upbeat on its prospects.

https://www.internationaltin.org/storedot-tin-anode-battery-charges-e-scooter-in-just-five-minutes/

This looks good.
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