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I am not talking the company down; just saying that they are using up a great deal of their ammo (share dilution). Will they still need to do a few CRs before they get to production?
All good @Chronos-Plutus ... I appreciate yours and @Dona Ferentes input on the thread (Its been lonely in here for a while lol)
Going back a while I noted Phil Coulson buying substantial amounts of VML. Probably fair to surmise that he knows the ex-Lynas lads well (my opinion).
If a cap raise .... Assuming the Board get involved, I would be in ... but I more suspect a debt facility arrangement to get this off the ground, therefore minimal dilution.
Best case scenario, the current Ex-Lynas Board fund the production stage. SP would get a serious lift from that, particularly if they have Offtake agreements in place which I expect they will.
Currently a puzzle, but a puzzle I can see some sense inSee how it eventuates over the next few months. Specs are generally Scotch fillet or baked beans
ps Worked in Leichardt in Sydney when I was a whipper snapper ... now I am just an old has been lol
Hahahaha, an old guitarist pretending that he don't know....Lol .... Whatever a G-pick is(Gold- Goannas-Precious Gems? lol)
Then play your geeetar with a G pic... A glass pic As for Leichhardt, good luck getting a car park spot, and not stepping in dog shite on footpaths. Balmain is the worst though.....
• In August 2020, the Government of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Research Council announced a C$31 million funding package for the construction of Canada’s first Rare Earth Processing and Separating Facility in Saskatoon, Canada
• Vital’s Rare Earth Extraction Plant is planned to be located adjacent to SRC’s Separation Plant which will convert mixed rare earth carbonate to commercial grade separated rare earth oxides
• SRC’s facility will require mixed rare earth carbonate product for separation making Vital a likely customer
HOP ON POP, as Dr Seuss would say. good volume going through today... strong buying up to 24c .... so far
If a cap raise .... Assuming the Board get involved, I would be in ... but I more suspect a debt facility arrangement to get this off the ground, therefore minimal dilution.
Best case scenario, the current Ex-Lynas Board fund the production stage. SP would get a serious lift from that, particularly if they have Offtake agreements in place which I expect they will.
looking for $8million priced at 2¢ a share, which represented a 20 per cent discount to Vital Metals' last close and a 13.2 per cent discount to the five-day VWAP.As intimated, a Cap Raise is now on the table ... to be expected, and possibly timely given the recent price action. My guess would be between 02 and 022 for the CR price but that is just a guess.
C/R's are normally a bit destructive. VML have asked for a double sized Trading Halt to get this one sorted. The details could be both interesting and revealing. Happy to sit and watch the walls for a few days
looking for $8million priced at 2¢ a share, which represented a 20 per cent discount to Vital Metals' last close and a 13.2 per cent discount to the five-day VWAP. Potential investors were told the money raised would be used to finance a plant for ore sorting and associated equipment, among other things. so, a SPP for retail, to follow?
“We are pleased with the support from new investors and existing shareholders. This equity funding coupled with the recent announcement that Vital has executed a binding term sheet to construct its rare earth extraction facility adjacent to Canada’s first rare earth separation facility underpins Vital’s plans to become the World’s newest independent supplier of clean rare earth feedstock outside China. "
Strong demand for the Placement
Holding and keen to see if we can break the 3 cent level in the near term.
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