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TM1 Technology Minerals Plc

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26 Nov 2024 - Closed
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Technology Minerals Plc TM1 London Ordinary Share
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Technology Minerals TM1 Dividends History

No dividends issued between 27 Nov 2014 and 27 Nov 2024

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Posted at 04/7/2024 10:18 by gozo
SundayRoast interview released today with TM1 management
Posted at 22/4/2024 07:19 by citys2874
Fabulous news OUT for TM1 and MTEC expect both to massively rise today ....good morning all
Posted at 18/3/2024 19:26 by researchguru1
FROM THE LSE BOARD (SM1):

A Prolonged Bull Case

Whoknowswhy, if the stock market was the perfect arbiter of value, then anomalies such as the soon-to-be Recyclus Group (TM1) just wouldn’t occur.

The reality is, the stock market is often wrong, and sometimes very wrong. The reasons can be many. But human psychology and poorly informed participants are often the causes.

This is not always a bad thing as it creates substantial opportunities for the astute investor.

So, what’s the compelling story here?

Recyclus is the UK's first, industrial-scale lithium-ion battery recycler leveraging next-generation recycling technologies. Targeting a £5bn global opportunity, the company is making significant progress on several fronts as it continues to benefit significantly from its ‘first mover advantage’ position:

• Industry-renowned and highly accomplished Chemical Engineer, Anwar Sattar (PhD), appointed Scientific Director for the company – January 2024.

• £5.0 million bond facility secured with CLG Capital LLC – January 2024

• A significant commercial agreement with Servicesure Autocentres (600 independent auto centres in the UK) to recycle their waste Li-on batteries – February 2024

• Teams up with the UK Government to explore commercial opportunities for both its Li-ion recycling plant and its award-winning mobile solution in India, the world’s most populous country (1.4bn) – March 2024.

• A significant commercial agreement with Beryl (300,000 e-bike and e-scooter users) to recycle their waste Li-on batteries – March 2024


And further anticipated milestones include the following:

• Proposed RTO transaction expected to be completed in early April 2024. The Company's name will change to Recyclus Group PLC. Prospectus for shareholder approval to be circulated imminently.

• Game-changing update on the company’s application for a TFS (Transfrontier Shipment of Waste) licence to export Black Mass (contains battery minerals such as lithium, manganese, nickel, and cobalt that can be reprocessed and sold back into the battery supply chain) which is a potentially significant revenue stream for the company. And on this point, the company has built a significant inventory to boot.

• Commercial activity is expected to commence at the company’s lead acid battery recycling plant in Tipton in March/April 2024.

• Game-changing update on its partnership with the UK Government on potential opportunities in India. Any commercial agreement in India, for mobile phones, will potentially advance the company’s market cap considerably.

• A progress update at its Leinster Lithium Project.

• Further significant commercial agreements.

Thus, despite its huge potential, TM1’s market cap stands at a mere £16 million, representing a glaring undervaluation in the market.

AIMHO.

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Posted at 08/1/2024 13:17 by jaknife
Today's RNS is an announcement of death spiral funding combined with a re-pricing of the warrants to a strike of 1.2p:
Posted at 16/11/2023 11:34 by jaknife
1. Cleverly is still there in the background.

2. That the people currently involved were prepared to deal with Cleverly should speak loudly about the current people involved.

3. Have you looked at the last accounts for Recyclus?



Massively loss-making, technically insolvent, lacking substance. All fluffed up with pretty words by various parties ... but the facts tell a different story.

TM1 is a dog and the people involved have a track record of bringing dogs to market.

JakNife
Posted at 07/8/2023 08:29 by arsenal162
Just posted this on LSE as I don't think a lot of posters on there really get the financials of the company. Posted here in case anyone want to refer to it or critique it.To help investors/new investors, I've created this post to explain the structure of the company and the potential revenues/profits.Important : this is only my understanding and happy for anyone to point out any errors.First, I believe TM1 is the group holding company which is listed on the main market (not AIM), and there are subsidiary companies for the various other activities like recyclus, Halo boxes, mines etc. Recyclus is 48.5% owned by TM1 and the balance is owned by Robin/Alex and some other people. There was an RNS dated 19th Oct 2022 which details the plans for TM1 to acquire the remainder of Recyclus via issuing another 921m shares. Assuming there are 2500m shares (after the recyclus deal completes), then at 2p/share, this would value the company at £50m (simple maths).There are currently just over 1,500m shares issued for TM1 and with the additional 921m, that will take us to 2,500m (near enough to not worry about). At 2p per share, this would value TM1 at £30m or £50m (post the recyclus deal). I have heard that they are about to start the process to complete the aquisition again shortly - no idea how long that will take.I don't believe any of the above is contentious nor challenged.Next, there are four main activities for TM1: Mining assets. Lithium recycling plant(s). Lead-acid recycling plant(s). Halo boxes (safe transport of lithium batteries).I will only focus on the revenues/profits from the lithium plant. It's known that they are in a ramp-up phase on the lithium plant and that may take another few weeks/couple of months. Frustrating, but it's going well from what they've said so far. It's also known that they will process roughly 8,300 tonnes of feedstock in a year on a single shift of 40 hours/week. The EA permit allows 22,000 tonnes p.a. although this could be varied by applying for a license variation. They want to expand that to multiple shifts (I'm assuming at least 24hrs x 5 days) but that would need the variation. This would allow 25,000 tonnes p.a. (24 x 7 would allow 33,000 tonnes of feedstock).So revenues (figures are from the Roast interview https://www.thesundayroast.net/podcast/episode/506a1bf4/s5-ep42-sunday-roast-featuring-technology-minerals-lsetm1-tm1-genf-vrs-chll-prem-cel-ciz-bsfa ).Bear in mind that they know the gate-fees are likely to diminish and the disappear in the future, so the plant must be profitable without gate-fees.Gate-fees (feedstock) 8300 tonnes p.a. Price range is £1500/tonne to £4500/tonne. This equate to revenue between £12.5m and £37.4m Assume £2500 as an average of the gate-fee. This equates to £20.8m gate fees.Black mass - 5000 tonnes p.a. Price at IPO was £3500/tonne. Current price is £5000-£6000/tonne. Let's assume an average price of £5500/tonne.£3500/tonne revenue £17.5m £5500/tonne revenue £27.5m.So expected turnover, assuming £2500 average gate-fee/tonne and £5500/tonne black-mass is: £20.8m + £27.5 : roughly £48m.Next is profit (which is the important thing to value companies - PE ratios).The gate-fee should be viewed as pure profit (as it's accepted it won't always be paid). The change in black-mass price from £3500 to £5500 (mid-point) should be viewed as profit. I'll assume an operational 30% profit on the black-mass at £3500/tonne (the 70% will be to cover all the costs of operating the plant, wages, etc.)Gate-fees : £2500/tonne = £20.8m Black-mass price increase : (£5500 - £3500 = £2000/tonne increase) * 5000 tonnes = £10m Black-mass : 5000 tonnes * 3500/tonne * 30% = £5.3m.Potential gross profit of £36m.From this potential profit, I have no idea how much we be invested back into new plants, mines etc. Also, the black-mass price is volatile as it's based on the market process, so it could go down, although they don't see that as a short term issue.Let's be cautious and say we get £25m profit from the plant in a full year.
Posted at 13/4/2023 15:57 by solartech
Any news on drilling permit in Leinster?

Technology Minerals and Patriot Battery Metals have the same spodumene pegmatite discovery, if TM drill assays will turn out the same as PMET.V, its share price will be at multiple GBP, not at pence.








For unknown reason this link does not work, you have to copy and paste on the address bar, eliminate the space between : and //
https: //www.patriotbatterymetals.com/
Posted at 13/4/2023 12:53 by raleigh43
Very interesting TM1 longer audio. From 8 minutes in. Excellent insights.
Posted at 12/4/2023 09:05 by driver101
Midweek Takeaway featuring Alex Stanbury and Robin Brundle of Technology Minerals (LSE:TM1) 12/04/2023
Posted at 06/3/2023 16:23 by raleigh43
Lance thank you for the interesting post.

Yes TM have the minority holding of recyclus but it is 48%+ and the rest has been agreed to be purchased.

What about their mining holdings?

They recently were awarded some ISO certs.

They are very bullish, so good to hear a contrarian view. I hold TM1 and it’s a gamble punt for me.

I did look through the latest accounts (Dec 22) this morning.

I want to see more income asap.

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