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We didn't want it to be Atlas, but I concede it likely is now. Oh well, when life gives you lemons, make lemonade. I'll have to average down further whilst we await news of the TFS.

Well said Andy.

And as someone in the TG group kindly pointed out, the TFS process takes 12 weeks to complete the application and submit, there is then a deliberation period following that to, we are now in that deliberation period, so it could drop anytime. My money is on sooner rather than later.

Haha Im spreading my bets, getting some today, but keeping some powder back for Monday just incase it does go lower. I still maintain anything under 2p is a good price, these prices are a steal. If we do get a Monday rns I'll just have to spend the rest at 1p plus!

Can't wait for the TFS license to land, it will be an absolute game changer. And an end to the billboard bickering.

Indeed, long suspected, now inherently obvious. The gigs up Winny.

Yep, likely already recyled otherwise they would have been in the bays. Adding to our nice big pile of black mass waiting for the imminent offtake agreement.

Yeah very little going on, just 170 or so blue barrels full of feedstock, some clearly labelled AA...

Nobody, it's ISA day.

AJS comments from Friday trying to doom monger Atlas forward selling have aged like a festering turd hahaha.

We are all feeling a little impatient, the CLG funding debacle has set us back some, combined with the TFS delay. I still think there is significant upside here for the patient.

What ive suggested might actually help him I wasn't being condescending, go and read the first RNS when TM1 IPO'd in 2021, and then read the partnership RNS's shortly afterward.

Go back and read the early RNS's from 2021. May help answer some of your questions.

Plus Li-Boxes, the mobile recycling unit, Tipton lead acid recycling and the mining assets. Grossly undervalued down here. Thankfully a big boost in revenue should be here shortly to wake the market up, plus a big name attached to the black mass offtake agreement.

miller, tm1 owns 49% of recyclus. tm1 was started as they needed to come to the market for the vast amount of funding required to get a project like this underway. and most startups don't see profit in the first two years, and are debt funded, i'd suggest not investing in small cap start ups if you don't like the risk/reward ratio. as many have stated, lenders are far and few between so these cln types are the best of a bad bunch unfortunately. regardless of any apparent skullduggery they will keep the lights on and the cogs turning for the next 18 months. as i keep ranting on, when the tfs lands our cash situation changes for the foreseeable. some *** packet calcs taken from the tg group

8,000 tonnes of feed stock will generate 4,000 tonnes of bm (roughly).

4,000 tonnes @ £3.5k/tonne is £14m in revenues.

that's for 1 shift running, annual revenue to be clear, i think they are aiming to ramp up to 3 unless i'm mistaken? also no gate fees taken into account.

then factor in a second, third plant, and eventually the ability to refine ourselves and sell directly in the uk to battery manufactures, even more profitable.

I have admitted I misunderstood the RNS,

What ive said re you making unfounded accusations about the two CLN providers being in cahoots, and the fact that 3 million in sales on April 5th is no surprise at anywhere does stand. Stop trying to cover your tracks, and admit you were wrong to say that.

Pay your money and take your chances, if you are silly enough to invest on the back of what a faceless troll on LSE says... You do you.

If the TFS finally lands you will be out of pocket, and I hope you come back to "thank" AJS for their sound investment advice...

I'm big enough to admit when I've misunderstood a line in an RNS, spare me the sanctimony.

I could levy the same accusations at you re market abuse, with your suggestions of some gentleman's agreement between Ofori and Atlas, to hold off forward selling....oh sorry you caveated it with conjecture... Wonder how that'd stand up in court.

You have no proof of it being Atlas, and what ive said stands, 3 million shares being sold on a Friday, April 5th none the less, does not automatically equate to it being Atlas. Jog on.

Something about throwing stones in glass houses.

He doesn't know anymore than the next man, he doesn't have a crystal ball. If Atlas are forward selling, it will be into news fairly soon, if it's finally the TFS I would imagine the forward selling will be bought into, and we end up about even. Then a nice climb as TFS will herald lots of revenue and no need to draw down further. In saying that, I'm not convinced it's Atlas as of yet, it hasn't seemed aggressive enough, compared to when CLG were at it, a few million in sales could easily be people cashing in that bought at 0.0065 in the absence of news, hoping to do the same again.

The Atlas CLN funding is on a fixed price conversion, so they don't have incentive to forward sell...

And that Rns clears up the 20 million shares sold. Nothing to do with Atlas.