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Some massive buys from yesterday

EU Commissioner will be visiting GreenRocs Amitsoq Project and exploitation licence is in Public hearing for another 3 weeks

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/GROC/amitsoq-application-for-exploitation-licence-ip2muo6kihhh8u7.html

I’ve noticed everything happens opposite to what you think. (I mean what I think) oh well it’s really good news. Just the share price is lower than what I expected

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Absolutely Stinker

Stringer is wrong

Multiples from this Mcap. Stefen said he wants most value for shareholders. Either way it’s huge 💪. Interest from USA and Europe 💰

Same thing will happen as ARB did with how well there share price went over £2 few years ago imo. Difference is Groc is worth the money! Sit and wait

Thought I would share a couple of my old posts from few months back. For new investors to read

GreenRoc has been invited by GM to participate in a trade mission to GM's headquarters in Detroit, USA from 18-20 November 2024 as part of a delegation of ca. 20 UK companies. The trade mission has been arranged by the Department for Business and Trade ("DBT") to showcase UK automotive suppliers to GM, and the participating companies were specifically picked by GM. GreenRoc will be represented on the trade mission by Chairman George Frangeskides and CEO Stefan Bernstein.

Maybe one of the positives are invitation to participate in General Motors' trade mission demonstrates the company's potential as a supplier of graphite to the automotive industry. As stated in one of the RNS’s

Many potential routes are in front of Green roc. Seems like they have a solid foundation with a promising project.

Also GreenRoc has received a LoI from EIFO in which EIFO expresses its interest in assisting in the financing of Amitsoq. The potential financial support will be directed towards the purchase of equipment as well as services from FLSmidth a/s and other Danish suppliers. These could include pilot flotation plant, test work and design and costing of graphite ore beneficiation plant.

(This is from the RNS)

Will keep an eye on this stock for sure.

GreenRoc and Morrow Bateries (Norway)

This MoU between GreenRoc and Morrow is a significant step forward in GreenRoc's journey to become a prominent producer of graphite active anode material for Europe. Teaming up with such a ambitious battery producer is a huge achievement

GreenRoc is working with Morrow Batteries to develop sustainable graphite active anode materials for battery production, with plans to establish a Nordic battery value chain.

Morrow's battery cell factory is the first LFP (lithium iron phosphate) Gigafactory in Europe. It is located in Eyde Materials Park in South Norway, some 3km from Port of Arendal at Eyde and commenced battery cell test production in August 2024

GreenRoc has reserved an area in the Eyde Materials plant to locate its first AAM plant (see RNS of 27 August 2024).

GreenRoc has signed an LOI with Otra Holding a/s, the owner of Eyde Materials Park in southern Norway, a sustainable industrial park focused on the battery value chain and the green transition, to reserve an area of 100,000m² for GreenRoc's AAM plant.

The land that GreenRoc has reserved can be ready for construction by 2025. An industrial road to connect the Port of Arendal and Longum Nord is under final construction.

The LOI reserves the area for GreenRoc for an initial period of 6 months from the date of the signature, which may be extended by mutual agreement.

Locations below:

https://eydematerialpark.com/

58.50023° N, 8.80416° E

In the £735k RNS it says:

GreenRoc's CEO, Stefan Bernstein, commented:

"This fundraise allows us to move on with both the Amitsoq mine and our plans for the graphite anode materials plant. In addition to some technical advancements, we will also engage with a LCA consultant to help us document the savings in CO2 emissions associated with locating our AAM plant in the Nordic region.

"We will now work to exploit the various opportunities for public financing of parts of the work programme, building on the fact that the Amitsoq mine and the graphite anode materials plant have been granted formal "Project" status by the intergovernmental Mineral Security Partnership and we have applied to become a Strategic Project under the EU's Critical Raw Materials Act (see our RNSs of 27 August and 30 September 2024). We will strive to establish a strong financial foundation for GreenRoc to develop its capacity to produce graphite anode material for the European Battery industry.

"I would like to thank the investors supporting this raise - in what remain challenging capital markets, we set out to raise a minimum of £500,000 and achieved a near 50% oversubscription, which is a strong endorsement of the huge potential upside associated with GreenRoc."

So I take it’s going forward with the AAM Plant production in Norway

Posted on LinkedIn by Stefan Bernstein

Of relevance to Danish investors, #GreenRocStrategicMaterials Plc is now on the Danish investment platforms #SaxoBank and #JyskeBank

#GreenRoc are #Amitsoq #grafit developing the project in #Grønland to supply anode material to the European battery industry, thereby strengthening our European supply chains and the energy transition. In June 2025, GreenRoc's Amitsoq project was named a Strategic Project by the European Commission.

And

Good things are worth the wait - Yesterday the EU commissioner Stéphane Séjourné announced 13 Strategic Projects on critical raw materials outside of EU - and one is #GreenRoc's #Amitsoq #graphite project in #Greenland with its planned AAM processing plant in #Norway.

Until now, the only Strategic Project in Greenland and Norway.

'The selected Strategic Projects will benefit from coordinated support by the Commission, Member States and financial institutions in the form of facilitating access to finance and contacts with relevant off-takers'

(link to the press release in comment)

it is $800 million npv here. stop ******* about & have a think how huge this is and going to be! get your shares

The European Union on Wednesday announced 13 new raw material projects outside the bloc to increase its supplies of metals and minerals essential for it to stay competitive in the energy transition as well as defence and aerospace.

The announcement follows China's decision in April to impose export curbs on rare earth magnets until new licences are obtained, leaving diplomats, carmakers and other companies from Europe and elsewhere scrambling to secure meetings with Beijing officials and avert factory shutdowns.

China controls more than 90% of global processing capacity for the magnets, used in everything from vehicles and fighter jets to home appliances. It is also the main supplier of many key inputs for renewable energy, especially rare earth minerals, batteries and solar panels, a situation Brussels is keen to change.

Greenland has been a point of tension between Brussels and Washington this year after U.S. President Donald Trump repeatedly said he wants to acquire the Danish overseas territory.

The British project is to extract tungsten and the ones in Ukraine and Greenland will be for graphite, with the project in Greenland run by GreenRoc Strategic Materials. Tungsten is key for the defence industry.

It’s nothing but day traders who haven’t a clue where this is going ⬆️

Exactly wishing ever single person here success 👍

Hi It was a guess

"We look forward to working with the Government of Greenland and EU institutions to progress our project and establish true European domestic production of this strategically important raw material".

Big news!! Government backing Groc now

End of this week or Monday

GreenRoc Strategic Materials Plc ("GreenRoc" or the "Company")

Amitsoq granted Strategic Project status by the European Commission GreenRoc Strategic Materials Plc (AIM: GROC), a company focused on the development of critical mineral projects in Greenland, is pleased to note the announcement made earlier today by the European Commission confirming that the Company's Amitsoq Project has been granted "Strategic Project" designation under the EU's Critical Raw Materials Act for both the extraction of graphite at Amitsoq and for the processing of graphite concentrate into AAM.  This status could provide benefits for the development of the Project such as priority in permitting processes and potential financial support. The European Union's Critical Raw Materials Act ("CRMA") is designed to ensure the EU's access to a secure, sustainable, and diversified supply of critical raw materials ("CRMs") that are essential for the green and digital transitions, as well as for defence and space applications. One key component of this legislation is the identification and support of "Strategic Projects" related to the extraction, processing, and recycling of CRMs. Strategic Projects under the CRMA are initiatives that are identified as critical to the EU's objectives of securing a stable supply of CRMs. These projects can be located both within the EU and in an Overseas Country and Territory ("OCT"), provided they contribute significantly to the EU's supply chain resilience.  Greenland is an OCT associated with the European Union (EU). Link to the EU press release: https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_25_1419 GreenRoc's CEO, Stefan Bernstein, commented: "I am delighted that our application to the EU in August 2024 for the first deadline of submissions has been successful - it is foremost a recognition of the merits of our Amitsoq graphite project and its strategic and commercial importance to the European industry. Amitsoq is the first and to date the only minerals project in Greenland to achieve Strategic Project status. From the EU press conference today we understand that Stéphane Séjourné, EU Commissioner (Executive VicePresident) for Prosperity and Industrial Strategy, anticipates a visit to our Amitsoq project this year. "We look forward to working with the Government of Greenland and EU institutions to progress our project and establish true European domestic production of this strategically important raw material".