Greenroc Mining Share Discussion Threads

[ryanrhys1] 25/11/2022 10:08

@palfrey

I know, new revolution in batteries, no need for graphite, increased energy capacity, quicker charging. No wonder it was voted one of the top new inventions in the world!?

Porsche amongst others looking to use these batteries in 2023 onwards!?

I'm still not fully convinced but someone should inform the graphite crowd since they are still writing about shortages in 2030.

These new batteries are coming quick though, already in some devices from Whoop 4.0.

Certainly seems the battery and choice for the future.

But whilst Groc lies about some meeting with a major EV manufacturer, the manufacturers of EVs are actually investing in silicone batteries not graphite hence why Porsche gave such large investment so it could use the new batteries in their cars next year.

Over ten years GF has banged on about his graphite, funny how it's now redundant as silicone becomes the material of all battery not graphite.

[john covenant] 25/11/2022 09:41

Had a bad few days – or just making it up as you go along?

bobdown2
25 Nov '22 - 00:09 - 163 of 167
I am 40% down on the year

bobdown2
17 Nov '22 - 11:54 - 380 of 427
J.c. am making money today

[bobdown2] 25/11/2022 09:32

As pointed out. There is 59.4m shares held by alba and 50.6 free float. Also Groc are still have 15 holes of graphite tests to RNS. As well as 249 holes from the ilminite survey last year. The graphite tonnage increases with every Rns. It is world class and does not use as much water to clean as most graphite. It can also be made spherical.
This now looks like the start of mines being developed in greenland. As always, you have to prove the resources. This is now nearly done. Although there is still more land to be tested. And the graphite extends into it.

[bobdown2] 25/11/2022 09:16

The easy spots are always the best. Tick ups on a falling share price graph show changes of direction. Go groc GO..

[bobdown2] 25/11/2022 07:17

No Rns. So ...Groc moved up yesterday on the previous news. And so it should should. This really is a good play on greenland mining. Graphite..world class. Ilminite.. 249 hole results shortly. Melville iron and various minerals at inglfield.

[iceagefarmer] 25/11/2022 01:15

alba will move too in line with groc...happy days coming soon

[bobdown2] 24/11/2022 16:52

The graph looks good. Let's see if there is an rns first thing tomorow. The beauty of the seller means that there will not be much resistance at the ipo price of 10 pence.

[bobdown2] 24/11/2022 16:40

I think it's just normal buying.
I have stated what I have done and why. I sold most of my Alba and put it into Groc. In the last half hour I got back 1,200 pounds of losses.
I wait for opportunities like this one. Loads of good news and a seller depressing the price. Or simular circumstances. I am now ideally placed. The Groc freeloat is around 54m and the ipo was at 10 pence. And a world class graphite project is starting to come to fruition.
I have lift off.

[bobdown2] 24/11/2022 16:21

This is where I make my money. I have shared my experience.. Let's see the bid rise.. Is there a news leak,

[bobdown2] 24/11/2022 16:19

4.50 on the offer.

[sicilian_kan] 24/11/2022 15:58

I refuse to post on the other thread because there is no point in speaking to someone so objectively biased and closed as RyanRhys.

But briefly, to note in response to the comment about scc55 and silicon batteries:

1. Silicon on its own is not a good product for an EV battery:

"Silicon can store 10 times more energy than graphite but most attempts to include more silicon in the anode faced challenges of silicon expansion and breakage. “This limited the amount used to extremely small percentages and only modest performance improvements,” OneD said."



"there are some challenges standing in the way of the commercialization of these anodes, namely the fact that silicon’s large volume change and high reactivity can cause the battery to break, significant research efforts are underway to overcome these. There are also research teams investigating the possibility of inserting small amounts of silicon into graphite anodes to provide a slight performance boost, but information surrounding these is scarce."



2. This is presumably why Group14 states "Fully compatible with graphite, SCC55™ boosts energy density by 30% over 1000 cycles even with a 20% blend".

I.e. a 20% blend is what they are suggesting, even if they claim it can be higher with the end user choosing the blend up to 100%. In short, the 20% they suggest will still mean 80% graphite.

Bear in mind that most EV batteries are expected to do 1500 - 2000 cycles, not the 1000 cycles that they use in their statistic above, which would only gives data for 6-8 years usage.

And their benchmark data chart on this webpage is for just 500 cycles, which is really low:



3. In summary, silicon may well be blended into the anode but I think we are a long way of it replacing graphite wholesale.

[palfrey man] 24/11/2022 14:53

hxxps://time.com/collection/best-inventions-2022/6228177/group14-scc55/

[ryanrhys1] 24/11/2022 14:12

hxxps://batteriesnews.com/group14-technologies-worlds-largest-manufacturer-supplier-silicon-battery-technology-named-to-times-list-of-the-best-inventions-of-2022/

[bobdown2] 24/11/2022 08:52

I checked out albas Limerick zinc. It is very close to glencores Irish interest. A check of glencore mining activities does not show any mining in Greenland. What's the point?. Greenland seems a bit of a Wild West situation. Hence grocs graphite interests increasingly gaining in size and yesterdays mention of partner talks. The amount of graphite proved so far must have caught the attention of those that do not have an interest in Greenland. A partnership with Groc would be an entrance to graphite,ilminite, iron ore and the named mixed minerals that include copper and gold.
You can see why British companies are bought out. The aim market has put no price at all on graphite and ilminite deposits that the big boys will be watching. It's a good job Alba have 54% because Groc could already have disappeared with a disgustingly cheap bid.

[ryanrhys1] 23/11/2022 15:27

Groc -

£25k sells

£9k buys

The market ignored todays news report didn't it!? Must be because no car manufacturer met with your lying CEO!?

[ryanrhys1] 23/11/2022 15:25

You simply don't do any research.... The graphite at that mine is a pitiful amount, Greenland ranks so low on reserves there's another reason why no one is intrested.

Even America and Canada have more and although lower grade it's not hard to refine. That must be why Biden started looking at Graphite in America and not Greenland, that must be why Elon has had meetings with a mine in Canada and that must be why you get zilcho interest from any market and had to lie saying you were in meetings with car manufacturers!?

You simply don't research anything just repeat what the company instruct you too.

Just because Greenland has a small tiny amount of graphite dosent mean the world suddenly needs it when there's bigger more plentiful supplies elsewhere.

Also no one is desperate for graphite, the amount of new mines opened and opening have flooded the market for the next few years,!?

When you tell everyone to DYOR (Do Your Own Research) but you do no none makes you the fool you are!? Where does Greenland rank in the world reserves of graphite by country!?

You moron!?

[bobdown2] 23/11/2022 13:56

14.11.2022 was the results of four of nineteen graphite hole tests. The other fifteen will be released by mid December.
Als a mention. The graphite is open to the south, west and north for further potential. Looks like there is plenty of graphite to mine once all the boxes are ticked but still more unexplored graphite. It is looking excellant.

[ryanrhys1] 23/11/2022 12:00

£15k sells £9k buys ... Everyone is selling and this news was simply unsubstantiated rubbish!?

[bobdown2] 23/11/2022 10:55

The buy showing. 10k @ 4.00. Buys are showing. The offer should rise shortly. And not before time.!!

[bobdown2] 23/11/2022 10:50

Can only afford a 10k amount.. I will buy it shortly.