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You could be right miner, but there is a statement in the presentation, that says Min Res will fund all stages of commercial development.
My guess is as soon as the process is proven, on a commercial scale, it will be bought out. I can't see Min wanting to get into H2 and graphite storage, distribution and transportation logistics.
Australia can't have anything that value adds.
As a general comment the technically best solution, to anything, is rarely the most commercially viable one.However from stock perspective it is a long call IMO for HZR to be making money.
To sum up Einstein, Newton and many other top tech guns never made money but Bill Gates who did not complete graduation could .As a general comment the technically best solution, to anything, is rarely the most commercially viable one.
I'm always cautious about "tech" companies for that reason. Simply inventing the tech is one thing but that of itself doesn't necessarily make it a viable business.
Do not hold but I'm watching it.
As far as I know minres is stumping up the money, and if it works out the greenies will be over the moon.Share price up 10% on the news, Hazer will 100% own the plant and operate it, the MOU says nothing about funding the construction.
- A synthetic graphite R&D facility (supporting design, fabrication and operation)"
Good announcements today with 10% increase.The pilot plant is up and running, it apparently has produced graphite at a purity greater than 95%. Also the commercial demonstration plant, initial construction tenders have been awarded to Primero Engineering group.
http://www.hazergroup.com.au/wp/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/446t854zlck5w0.pdf
A good article on the company and process.
https://www.finnewsnetwork.com.au/archives/finance_news_network233111.html
I do hold.
What are your concerns?Good announcements today with 10% increase.
My only concern is the selection of consultant for engineering. Holding.
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