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RMM took a 3 year bridge loan an defaulted. The term state that the lender controls all assets until loan interest and fees are repaid in full.
If Copper surges to 12k/ton it will take two years.
If not, 5 years or sell off of assets

So now FIVE process plants in two continents.

I looked at potential production around the world and there is something like 130m tones of phosphoric acid production per year. Up to 20, 000 tpa of NdPr.
That will fook the hard Rock miners and its a 100 bagger

https://youtu.be/hMbEUlXbCqo

It was setup by management consultants.

BV has no IP assets .

And any news on who may build the pilot plant? any mention of the other Pilot Plant?

>>Pilot plant Q2, 2023 - duration 4-6 months.
in operation at that date? and running for that time period or time to build?

2026 will be 5 years before any other minor RE miners are in production

Unlike British Volt, they have already been promised government funding, have a huge sales pipeline and are providing samples to car manufacturers.
Close the door on your way out.

Talk down?
What difference does that make, investments depend in the actions of the company not on share ramping.

Unless the company's purpose is dumping ramped shares to fund the management's lifestyle.

Because the technology is now RBW and k-tech the restriction to southern Africa obviously no longer applies. Hence the North African agreement.

Lovelyboy, its ******. The exact chemistry has been defined and the plant to clean it up is being installed.

As for Sweden, its a phosphate deposit with traces of RE. Nobody has commercialyextracted RE from a phosphoric acid stream. RBW have patented a process and are building a couple of pilot plants. It's far fetched to place any value on the RE discovery at this point.

It's a phosphate deposit with a RE element.

The only know method to extract it is the RBW/K-Tech process (from a phosphoric acid stream) and the two pilot plants are not online yet.
Its a push to claim that this is a RE resource, the other phosphate/RE mines are equally viable.. or not. RE could be a by product of the phosphoric acid production.

https://lkab.com/en/press/europes-largest-deposit-of-rare-earth-metals-is-located-in-the-kiruna-area/

Another phosphoric acid stream with RE content for exploitation by RBW.

BV was a gamble by a marketing consultant. Having zero battery technology, industrial experience or intellectual property made success extremely unlikely.
The fact they were valued at 700m+ and given hundreds of millions to **** up the wall is a disgrace

utterly irrelevant to anyone.

Rare earths are not rare. Common as muck actually.

0.02% is not viable in any shape or form

The Telegraph: Daydreams and rhetoric won't solve Britain's electric car problem.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2023/01/12/daydreams-rhetoric-wont-solve-britains-electric-car-problem/

Whyinvest in a company whose only products has failed multiple drug trials over 15 years.
It doesn't work.

Yeah, sure. Don't want anyone to know about the string of failed drug trials and broken promises.