Hi All, Can someone confirm if we are still producing from the ‘trial’ mine over this summer? And if so what volume? And finally how much stock pile do we have?
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The material is stored in these two halls:I will be doing my annual pilgrimage to Arctic Sweden in two weeks time. This coincides with the final snow melt and seeing the back sides of the fleeing Talma reindeer herds. They and their motorised herders will have vacated the area around the graphite mine site by now.
Will visit the Nunasvaara mine site when I am visiting my relatives in Vittangi. And to hopefully ascertain if there is any preparation for further mining taking place for the first limited off take.
Happy days!!
Pretty small raise in the scheme of things Semmel.. doesn't give more than a six month cash runway really. The company needs to maintain a margin of safety and comfort from a financial stand point. To me it indicates Talga is expecting company making announcements regarding everything we all know we're waiting on to occur within that time. Not a disaster, or anything to be too concerned about in my book.Well, so much for my theory/hope that a CR can be avoided due to payments from Nyobolt. Ohh well..![]()
Pretty small raise in the scheme of things Semmel.. doesn't give more than a six month cash runway really. The company needs to maintain a margin of safety and comfort from a financial stand point. To me it indicates Talga is expecting company making announcements regarding everything we all know we're waiting on to occur within that time. Not a disaster, or anything to be too concerned about in my book.
Let's hope this is the last CR we need for survival.
There is always someone putting too much salt in the soupspoiler: it won’t be
Everyone knows there will be more shares issued goose. The details of how many and to whom will be judged by the market when it happens. I would suggest that announcement when it comes will be company making.spoiler: it won’t be
Posted by @blondeaussie over there. Thanks for the info! I think this is relevant and will reshuffle the cards a bit.
"U.S. Rules in Favor of Duties on Chinese Graphite Anode Material
May 20, 2025
Key Highlights:
U.S. Department of Commerce issues preliminary ruling confirming Chinese active anode material producers received unfair subsidies.
Huzhou Kaijin and Shanghai Shaosheng face duties over 700%.
Ruling aims to reduce U.S. dependency on Chinese graphite inputs and support domestic battery supply chain resilience.
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U.S. Rules in Favor of Duties on Chinese Graphite Anode Material
U.S. hits Chinese graphite anode imports with steep tariffs, aiming to boost domestic battery supply chains and curb unfair subsidies.graphitehub.com
Think of the reaction of the EU. Nice greatings top LondonNot positive news for western graphite companies.
Tiny 6% duty on all but two minor players.
Syrah and Novonix reaction the clue.
Dear leader not tweeting about it—another clue about what he thinks of the news