Alkemy Capital Investments Share Discussion Threads

[mwj1959] 31/1/2023 15:42

They're house brokers and in Nov 22 they raised their price target to £12.24 from £6.12. VSA, their other corporate advisors have a tgt of £10. All great, but not worth the paper that they're written on if they can't get financing. And we've heard nothing on that.

[sipptrader88] 31/1/2023 11:14

Shard Capital Partners...the "Money" Men in London's primary financial district, the City of London.......have a current price target of £6.12 to £12.24 per share for ALK

Bodes well for current bargain price and MajorOak's "tongue in cheek" question of possible "infinity".

I guess once we see more transparency and potential for the PI (like I)....the train will already have left the station.

It seems to take very little buying volume to move the share price here....we're not even near the normal daily trading average.....can only guess what will happen when we do get average share trading volume....and that's when we settle around £9 per share....on the way up to the mega prices.

GLA

[mwj1959] 26/1/2023 13:15

Helpful for ALK?

An Australian battery company has made a preliminary bid for collapsed battery producer Britishvolt as it seeks to capitalise on closer ties forged between Australia and the UK over the past year to rescue the business.
David Collard, founder of Recharge Industries, said he would visit the Britishvolt site in north-east England this week and meet government officials before making a formal offer.
Collard said Recharge would probably transfer its lithium-ion battery technology to Blyth to speed up the revival of the site. That would mean switching technologies to lithium batteries, rather than cobalt and nickel as planned.

[danb45] 24/1/2023 16:18

touched a nerve :-) think calling yourself Mafia makes you a tough girl lol

[aimmafia] 24/1/2023 16:03

What does the B stand for Bellend?

[danb45] 24/1/2023 13:35

yeah liquidity low

[patch13] 24/1/2023 11:17

….on 24 trades. Really?

[danb45] 24/1/2023 10:24

pump and dump

[mwj1959] 19/1/2023 09:33

Fast giving back its gains...

[mwj1959] 17/1/2023 09:32

If they get the financing!!

[jimduggen] 16/1/2023 14:54

Green lithium are behind us in terms of schedule. Alk will be first

[mwj1959] 16/1/2023 11:58

ALK could certainly do with a partner such as Trafigura

[euclid5] 16/1/2023 10:07

Green Lithium

It is forecast that the growing demand for battery-grade lithium chemicals will not be met by global refining capacity that is currently available or planned. Increasing and diversifying supply will be vital for the commercial viability of the European battery supply chain and, therefore, the electric vehicle revolution and transition to net zero.

Green Lithium is at the forefront of this transition. There is currently no commercial lithium refining capability in Europe, leaving the continent’s rapidly growing electric vehicle and sustainable energy storage sectors wholly reliant on China for critical battery metals. In delivering its lithium refinery, Green Lithium expects to create the missing link and guarantee upstream supply chain security.

Green Lithium has unique intrinsic value: offering flexibility as a merchant refinery capable of producing different battery-grade lithium chemical products to meet dynamic end-market needs; utilising renewable energy and hydrogen in the refining process where possible to minimise CO2 emissions and wider environmental impact; creating circular economies in battery recycling whilst eliminating process waste through sustainable re-use of by-products; and delivering the first-of-a-kind project with an execution-focused team that has extensive experience in successfully completing multi-billion-pound, internationally-strategic infrastructure programmes.

Sean Sargent, Chief Executive Officer at Green Lithium, said: “The electric revolution is fundamental to reducing the carbon emissions that contribute to global climate change and ensuring net-zero targets can be met. Green Lithium’s refinery will accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles and sustainable energy storage through the increased supply of low-carbon, battery-grade lithium chemicals – a key component of lithium-ion batteries.

[jimduggen] 15/1/2023 13:16

The sell order is finished. This week will be smashing

[mikeh30] 11/1/2023 11:38

Must be on fumes now?

[mwj1959] 09/1/2023 09:35

Let's hope that is the case. Certainly the ducks appear to be in a row from a project development perspective. However, the funding backdrop remains a challenging one, so we shouldn't be counting our chickens quite yet.

[aimmafia] 09/1/2023 07:04

Funding nailed on with this news

[aimmafia] 05/1/2023 09:38

Ready to break 300

[aimmafia] 03/1/2023 08:42

Look excellent here. From a TA perspective 240p was always the price it rebounded. It's done that lovely now and would like to see a push back towards 350p-450p

[patch13] 01/1/2023 16:31

I think the shareholders of Keliber would disagree.

[lurker5] 31/12/2022 21:46

Crazy Cheap ?? Yes in the long run and in the hands of whoever pays to build it. But that won't necessarily be todays shareholders. It will be the future shareholders - direct or indirect financiers and bankers - who finance the 'project'. Meanwhile todays shareholders will pay to keep the top 'sponsor'company aka Alkamy Capital going. - not anywhere near the same thing. Its why pi's should never chase these fantastic looking NPV's.

[o92mlboa] 28/12/2022 12:10

Thoughts on companies in similar sectors like CMG clean tech and fuelcell