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Yes, I'm enjoying it...much nicer than our lot.
AIMShrew Lol.

There's no direct translation...it'll have to be to body language until we hear from Swedish posters.

Thanks Tops...I've got it on now so I don't forget about it, as if! Lol.

Morning Gambier...You've put that very well, thanks...and you know how I hate to argue, but...being "reflective of the fact there are as many buyers as there are sellers" is not totally disconnected to "the market maker's perceived risk in offering a trade". Just saying, for the sake of discussing it and I'm grateful for your attempt to clarify the matter...but as in life, things can be connected in most subtle ways and I tend to get philosophical when I'm nervous.

Sorry...Didn't see Tintin's post earlier, he's already posted it.

Not showing here, here's an extract for anyone who hasn't seen it:

Kurt Budge, Chief Executive Officer of Beowulf, commented:

"Following my September visit to India and discussions with Epsilon, it was clear that an anode materials production facility was the missing piece in the jigsaw at GigaVaasa.

“I was enthused by the warm and collaborative welcome I received when visiting the City of Vaasa in mid-October, and I am pleased that we have taken a significant step forward to complete the battery value chain at the GigaVaasa area. I am very excited to start 2022 with this announcement.

“We have some busy months ahead.”

Vikram Handa, Managing Director of Epsilon Advance Materials Private Limited, commented:

“The signing of the MoU with the City of Vaasa is a significant step forward in bringing our technology and knowhow of producing high quality anode materials for the Lithium-Ion Battery industry to Europe.

“We believe that a production facility situated in the emerging battery cluster in the GigaVaasa area will enable us to provide our customers in Europe with high quality and sustainable products, enhanced service levels, and give us a competitive cost structure.”

PS If I was one to gloat...I'd have told you my profit on paper is much more than 15%. ;-)

I've never said this was in the bag bennii...I know it for a big risk..but I invested in a mine and I'll wait for the result of the Company's efforts to get one. And whose gloating? The fact that you've banked your 15% profit was surely a bit of self congratulatory back slapping...so well done, we're free to make different choices fortunately...and I'm glad BEM's been good to you, that doesn't surprise me, it's a good Company.

Maddog...Bennii's already spending his 15% profit and it seems he's been spending it on the Road to Damascus. Lol.

I remember it...if it was the one where Tor was giving a wild berry to his daughter and she put it into her mouth so tentatively it seemed to me she'd never tasted one before. :-)

KBs predecessor was Fred Bowman, a Swede and Jan Ola Larssen, the Geologist was born in Norbotten, they wern't foreigners.

The EIA is part of the Application which is a massive document...and no factual objection on environmental grounds has ever been put forward in the last nine years.

The restoration would be a great project in itself but most of us won't be around to see it if the mine is to last fortyish years.

Johnny, I agree it would be good to know more about this.

I think the word remediation refers to pollution and contaminants and the Kallak deposit is pretty clean. Restoration of the land wouldn't be difficult except for the cost and that should be addressed at the beginning with a fund set aside for the purpose, and I think something of the sort has already been pledged.

Don't forget to replace the asterisks with ...s l u t.

The Interpellation Debate...I hope this works:
https://www.riksdagen.se/sv/webb-tv/video/interpellation/be****-om-kallak_H910191

Politicians are just people same as everybody else, better ones and worse ones; they don't always know what the best course of action is, which is why there are rules and laws.

Can you contrast objectively with politically...isn't that subjectively?

12 mines is a small number...there was a plan published a few years ago that expected about 30 mines by c2030.