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GLEN Glencore Plc

435.30
6.55 (1.53%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Glencore Plc LSE:GLEN London Ordinary Share JE00B4T3BW64 ORD USD0.01
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  6.55 1.53% 435.30 436.05 436.15 437.20 431.40 433.60 30,156,841 16:35:28
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Nonmetallic Mineral Pds, Nec 217.83B 4.28B 0.3508 12.43 53.21B
Glencore Plc is listed in the Nonmetallic Mineral Pds sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GLEN. The last closing price for Glencore was 428.75p. Over the last year, Glencore shares have traded in a share price range of 365.45p to 502.60p.

Glencore currently has 12,200,711,959 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Glencore is £53.21 billion. Glencore has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 12.43.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
11/3/2020
08:22
Glencore cut to market perform by RBC just now.
montyhedge
10/3/2020
17:26
Iron Ore 90.15 USD 2.08(2.31%)
Gold COMEX 1,654.80 -1.25%
Silver COMEX 16.89 -0.99%
Platinum NYMEX 870.90 +0.94%
Copper COMEX 2.52 +0.40%
Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 37.28 +8.50%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.16 +1.71%
Natural Gas NYMEX 1.94 +6.82%
WTI 33.67 USD +2.41%

Rio Tinto
3,359 +3.39%

Bhp
1,129 +1.58%

Anglo American
1,547.4 +3.01%

Glencore
155.4 +1.83%

waldron
10/3/2020
16:58
Scientists claim lithium brine extraction breakthrough that could cut the process to hours

Mining

By Andrew Fawthrop 10 Mar 2020

Existing methods for lithium extraction from brine involve solar evaporation from salt flats — a process that can take several months or even years
Salar de Uyuni lithium Bolivia Dan Lundberg Flickr

Salar de Uyuni lithium deposits in Bolivia (Credit: Dan Lundberg/Flickr)

The speed of lithium extraction from brine deposits could be significantly increased using a technique recently developed by an international team of scientists.

The new filtration technique mimics the capabilities of living cells and has been tailored specifically to filter lithium ions in an “ultra-fast, one-directional and highly-selective manner”.

According to the researchers, the technology — which remains in an early stage — could one day reduce lithium-from-brine extraction times from several months to just a matter of hours.

They have said they are hopeful the technique will be able to provide “a clear roadmap for resource recovery”, as well as for other uses such as “low-energy water purification” — noting the particular benefit of greater lithium availability to “enabling electric vehicles and grid integration of renewable energy sources”.

It is the latest in a series of lithium extraction technology breakthroughs, as researchers around the world seek ways to make access to this increasingly-important mineral easier and more cost-effective.


New technique could reduce lithium-from-brine extraction from months to hours

Representatives of Australia’s Monash University, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), the University of Melbourne and the University of Texas at Austin collaborated on the project.

US-based clean energy firm Energy-X, which has a particular focus on new lithium technologies, has executed an exclusive licence to commercialise the technology.

Professor of chemical engineering at Monash University Huanting Wang, who co-led the project, said: “Based on this new research, we could one day have the capability to produce simple filters that will take hours to extract lithium from brine, rather than several months to years.

“Preliminary studies have shown that this technology has a lithium recovery rate of approximately 90% — a substantial improvement on a 30% recovery rate achieved through the current solar evaporation process.”

The new project involves mimicking the precise “ion selection” filtering capabilities of a living cell using synthetic “metal organic framework” (MOF) channels in a way that is fine-tuned for compatibility with lithium ions.

EnergyX CEO Teague Egan added: “This breakthrough invention will literally change the way lithium is produced and how we power our future.”


Lithium is critical to the energy transition

Lithium has emerged as a critical resource in the clean energy transition, used in the manufacture of batteries for electronic vehicles as well as other technologies driving the low-carbon switch.

The soft white metal is naturally deposited either in liquid brine reservoirs or as an ore from hard rock, primarily spodumene — although the vast majority of global reserves are found in brine.

Existing brine extraction methods often make use of “salt flats” where solar evaporation ponds are created to separate the lithium minerals from the brine.

These evaporation processes can be very time-consuming, however, often taking several months or even years to achieve the separation.

Many of these “salars” are clustered around the Andes mountain range in South America – an area known as the “lithium triangle” which spans Bolivia, Argentina and Chile, and holds roughly half of the world’s known lithium reserves.

waldron
10/3/2020
14:57
Traders selling into this rally more than there are buyers.
montyhedge
10/3/2020
12:49
Buy the dips, sell into any kind of rally. Sell the rise also, money making machine with no stamp duty, great.
montyhedge
10/3/2020
09:52
christh
10 Mar '20 - 09:23 - 3029 of 3029
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Likely to hit £36 today
When the Dow opens will propel RIO and comodities high




must be a big big cat

montyhedge
10 Mar '20 - 07:49 - 2224 of 2224
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Dead cat bounce I would say this morning.

adrian j boris
10/3/2020
07:49
Dead cat bounce I would say this morning.
montyhedge
09/3/2020
23:20
more luckily up by the end of the trading day.To come up with a close of 135p is absolutely absurb.Oil wti up 2.86%,dow future 279,ftse future down 106 but that will not last and they will be an up side by the open tomorrow.135p is absurb.
monopoli44
09/3/2020
21:14
135p tomorrow my guess.
montyhedge
09/3/2020
17:06
Iron Ore 88.07 USD -1.11(-1.26%)
Gold COMEX 1,669.50 -0.17%
Silver COMEX 16.94 -1.87%
Platinum NYMEX 863.30 -3.69%
Copper COMEX 2.51 -2.07%
Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 35.87 -20.76%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.17 -15.95%
Natural Gas NYMEX 1.74 -0.23%
WTI 33.071 USD -20.32%


Rio Tinto
3,249 -7.30%

Bhp
1,111.4 -16.57%

Anglo American
1,502.2 -10.65%

Glencore
152.6 -12.33%

waldron
09/3/2020
16:31
goodluck Mono
waldron
09/3/2020
16:23
serious money to be made I bought 35000 share at 155p I should make serious money when all this is blown away.
monopoli44
09/3/2020
15:58
Yeah, holding well, until tomorrow .
dremel
09/3/2020
15:08
I think holding well, must admit thought 135p.
montyhedge
09/3/2020
12:14
Thanks, but whats an instrument ?, like a Trumpet or something ?.
dremel
09/3/2020
12:12
Dremel, some do, all depends on the instrument ?.
dremel
09/3/2020
09:42
In 8 years time, hopefully things will be better ?, and were all still here, not looked at it, dont want to. Do they not hedge for times like this ?.
dremel
09/3/2020
09:28
Are you taking the pension out this month? If not add to the pension...
andy flower
09/3/2020
08:40
A nice way of putting itThis is the time we needed share buybacks!Ughh
foxy22
09/3/2020
08:16
Holding well really, at this price.
montyhedge
06/3/2020
17:14
Iron Ore 89.18USD -0.94(-1.05%)
Gold COMEX 1,665.90 -0.13%
Silver COMEX 17.15 -1.43%
Platinum NYMEX 893.10 +3.17%
Copper COMEX 2.54 -1.19%
Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 46.32 -7.34%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.42 -6.99%
Natural Gas NYMEX 1.76 -2.70%
WTI 42.385 USD -8.28%


Rio Tinto
3,505 -3.93%

Bhp
1,332.2 -5.25%

Anglo American
1,681.2 -8.70%

Glencore
174.06 -6.79%

waldron
06/3/2020
16:58
closed at 174p.next week we should see further decline.
sr2day
06/3/2020
14:51
Dow plunges more than 700 points as Wall Street nears the end of a turbulent week
Published Thu, Mar 5 202010:51 PM ESTUpdated 10 min ago
Yun Li
@YunLi626

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