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Alfa, what an accurate way to sum up the MMs:

"... it would appear that every thief needs their fence."

Simply brilliant! :-)

Headancer, having re-read it again I think he meant that he’d already valued us at £1 billion but with the latest news he was increasing that to £1.5 billion ie £1.34p per share. Oh, yes please! :-)

* 'author', 'brilliant' 'for the next few months only.'

More care required methinks

Headancer, that'll teach me to read the article before commenting!

The auther says that we're currently worth £533 million then after telling us how brillint he thinks BMN are and how much more is still to come, he 'increases' his £1 billion target to £0.5 billion. Eh?

I think he meant £1.5 billion, or about £1.30 per share which makes sense to me or the next few months only.

Headancer, did you mean to put that 'm' after the number?

If not, then we're already there.

But if you did.....!!! £££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££

I think you might be on your own there vauch!

UT is 46.5p, below the bid. Games games and more games

Looks like you might get another chance, they're dropping it again

As things stand at present, South Africa stands at 71st out of 175 countries globally (with 1 being cleanest, 175 most corrupt) according to this article (and several others) dated March 2018

https://businesstech.co.za/news/business/228351/how-south-africa-compares-to-the-worlds-least-and-most-corrupt-nations/

It's possible that Cyrils influence since he became President may have caused SA's position to move further up the scale but, nonethless, it shows that there are 104 worse countries to do business with.

Of course, as faramog rightly says, this may change if/when the ANC introduce EWC altho it is not thought they would do this before the SA elections which are rumoured to be due in May 2019.

The manufacturer will incur costs, not just in building a plant, but also to maintain sales thru continuous research to keep the flow battery at the forefront of technology through evolution, and that costs serious money. FM said he doesn't want to go down that route.

He mentioned something about profit margin from putting them together is more than if you build a plant to build the battery, similarly the risk to the business is reduced.

Assembly yes, manufacture no

BBN, excellent news but, despite his thieving and corruption becoming public knowledge, I'm still somewhat surprised that he went without actually being sacked. His dirt was out there for all to see and he was following the same strategy that all of Zumas scumbags follow - admit nothing and fight to the very end - yet he stepped down.

It certainly wasn't through honour (a la Nene) or loyalty to SA or to Cyril, or through any shame for what he did, so it must have been because of the legally-imposed deadline for Cyril to sack him tomorrow. And that just underlines the point you made about Cyrils long game and the independence of the courts in SA.

I wonder who's next for the long, slow drop? There's a helluva queue to be sure but Cyril is getting through them one by one.

But the bit I'm really waiting to see is when the first top politician is found guilty of corruption and is handed his orange overalls to wear during his long prison sentence.

That will mean a great deal to me as payback for all the fear those bent bastards put me through during my first few years of being invested here.

Also, could it be possible that they no longer have millions of shares available on the end of a phone call to a warrant holder? But I suspect that the more high profile this share becomes, the less slippery games and dirty underhand stunts the MMs dare to pull, and that's gotta be good news for us PIs ;-)

Sorry to disappoint chaps but he's still here under his correct handle of Tonnyvanadium, not tonney...

ability to scale electrolyte plant x3 or more as required

already planning for larger electrolyte plant

plus a much higher PE ratio for VRFB manufacturer over producing miner

nm

Osmosis! (I remember that word from school lol)