I agree and I told them that

I agree on that one.

MZ resignation is long overdue.

But business success is the primary trigger. .
Timelines are a problem on all my investments. i am used to that.

reculer pour mieux sauter

nobody gets my shares.

excellent dd work

highly appreciated

We saw some nasty manipulation Friday probably by somebody who wanted to influence the deal price;
The effect will probably be a few cents as I believe the deal price is based indeed on VWAP.
This beancounter is involved in some 15 startups since 2008 and saw these things happen time after time and only in 1 of these startups it ended badly and that soon after the start. The 14 others are very exciting and keep me young at my 81 years of age.

This company is now too far on the road to fail and it has plenty of investors ( including myself)who will bring it to the finnish line which in this case means EXIM financing.
yes there is some more dilution but are we not expecting non dilutive funds ?

wrong

81

I am

I will participate

I have claimed several times that the Niocorp project involves much more than just the mine and that the company is working on several collaborations with other parties in different verticals. We already knew about the collaboration with Nanoscale Powders for the future production of AL-SC alloy lingots at Elk Creek . These lingots will be incorporated into electric and other vehicles, among other things




2 new collaborations were announced this week.
1) Niocorp and other prestigious companies are forming a consortium in the UK to use recycled aluminum reinforced with scandium to produce lightweight aluminum alloys and cast automotive components. The project is called PIVOT (Performance Integrated vehicle) and is funded by the UK government to the tune of 3.8 million usd. Niocorp has been working on this project with Brunei University London through a subsidiary company in the UK and will supply the AL-SC master alloys.
(https://mailchi.mp/niocorp.com/industry-consortium-with-aston-martin-sarginsons-boeing-uk-niocorp-and-others-wins-uk-government-funding?e=8892a3388c)

https://www.niocorp.com


Altair had already published this PR last month
https://altair.com/newsroom/news-releases/altair-joins-aston-martin-and-sarginsons-in-5.8-million-project-to-revolutionize-sustainable-vehicle-manufacturing

Altair was recently acquired by Siemens for 10 billion USD.

https://investor.altair.com/news-releases/news-release-details/altair-signs-definitive-agreement-siemens-be-acquired-106



2 )Niocorp also plans to recover rare minerals from old magnets ( what they call post -consumer magnets) using the same process that the L3 Process Development team in Quebec had figured out for the separation of rare earths coming out of the <Elk Creek mine.

https://mailchi.mp/niocorp.com/niocorp-completes-successful-initial-testing-of-rare-earth-permanent-magnet-recycling?e=8892a3388c

Past PRs and/ or presentations have suggested that Niocorp also wants to separate rare earths from other mines in the US at its ELK Creek facility.


It is probably not a wrong guess that some of those verticals are going to be operational before the first Niobium , scandium and rare earths come out of the ground at Elk Creek. The scandium will have to be bought from other suppliers at that time, though, until the time we mine scandium ourselves at Elk Creek.

computertranslated out of Dutch

reaction from a Swedish investor on this week's news

These are very interesting and fantastic moves by the company. Not only are they “coiling the spring” for the value of the company for when we get financing and enter better market condition by opening other verticals, they are also finding ways to get revenue before we get the first ore out of the mine. Brilliant stuff! 👍

Altair Joins Aston Martin and Sarginsons in £5.8 Million Performance Integrated Vehicle Optimization Technology (PIVOT) Project to Revolutionize Sustainable Vehicle Manufacturing
Altair’s AI-powered engineering technology to drive the development of 100% recycled cast aluminum structures that weigh up to 30% less and feature 95% less embedded carbon emissions



TROY, Mich., September 25, 2024 —
Altair (Nasdaq: ALTR), a global leader in computational intelligence, has announced its involvement in the £5.8 million Performance Integrated Vehicle Optimization Technology (PIVOT) project, supported by Innovate UK and the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC). The project aims to revolutionize vehicle manufacturing by creating lighter, more sustainable components, thanks to Altair’s cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) and simulation capabilities.

Led by Sarginsons Industries, the PIVOT project brings together key partners including Altair, Aston Martin, Brunel University London, and metal recycling experts GESCRAP. The initiative will develop innovative software that combines casting simulation, topology optimization, and AI, which will enable organizations to design components optimized for weight, structural performance, and manufacturability. These breakthroughs will result in cast aluminum structures that are up to 30% lighter while maintaining performance requirements.

“This collaboration demonstrates how our AI-powered engineering technology enables manufacturers to develop more efficient vehicle components, cutting down on weight and drastically reducing environmental impact,” said Sam Mahalingam, chief technical officer, Altair. “We are proud to work with like-minded organizations to showcase how innovations in manufacturing contribute to a more sustainable automotive future.”

Funded in part by a £2.9 million government grant from Innovate UK and APC, the PIVOT project will focus on using 100% recycled aluminum to reduce embedded carbon emissions in vehicle components by up to 95%. By overcoming mechanical weaknesses inherent in recycled aluminum through advanced grain refinement techniques developed by Brunel University London, PIVOT will make it possible to use secondary alloys for cast structural applications such as vehicle chassis systems.

“PIVOT represents a huge step forward for the casting industry,” said Mark Nunan, managing director, Sarginsons Industries. “With Altair’s state-of-the-art technology, we are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, creating components that are not only lighter and stronger but also significantly greener.”

The PIVOT project will serve as a showcase for how AI, recycled materials, and advanced casting processes can reshape vehicle manufacturing while reducing environmental footprint. The project is expected to deliver critical advancements in the coming years, enabling OEMs and foundries to adopt more efficient and sustainable production methods.

For more information about Innovate UK and the APC’s initiatives, visit https://www.apcuk.co.uk/news-events/news/new-59-million-investment-for-uk-green-vehicle-production/.

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About Altair
Altair is a global leader in computational intelligence that provides software and cloud solutions in simulation, high-performance computing (HPC), data analytics, and AI. Altair enables organizations across all industries to compete more effectively and drive smarter decisions in an increasingly connected world – all while creating a greener, more sustainable future. To learn more, please visit www.altair.com.




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fantastic news for our scandium

excellent results

some investors probably are still shaking their head about what happened a few days ago with the shareprice. So I will shed some light on what happened

Macrotrends editor Brecht Arnaert a few years ago wanted to buy Macrotrends from his owner Maarten Verheyen; but did not succeed; So he decided( with approval of Maarten Verheyen) to start his own newsletter Safecapital and of course took with him quite some readers ( investors in LWLG)
Maarten Verheyen is an experienced investor in gold silver and commodities and did not really follow LWLG. In fact he was planning to advise his own readers to sell all the startups that Brecht had invested in . I managed to talk him out of that. So his newsletter remained invested.
Maarten Verheyen of Macrotrends now still is very bullish about LWLG but he decided after the recent uptick ( he has several hundreds percent profit ) to limit his risk and sell half of the shares LWLG ; That is not a stupid move and I cannot blame him for that.
What is not clever is not to advise his readers to put a limit order in.
In a mail yesterday he wrote to his readers they were stupid not to put in a limit to their salesorders; In my opinion he is to blame himself . he should have advised a limit price in his newsletter.

so no need to accuse Maarten to be paid by the shorts; That is incorrect; The above is the correct story;
LWLG will easily recover from that if they do what they promise.
It is just a pity that this unexpected intervention broke the uptrend for a while

no proto. he is not paid by the shorters.

It is simply outside of his interest but he did not provide a service to his readers..

Lwlg was recommended by the previous editor of Macrotrends.

The present owner of MACROTRENDS has no history with lwlg and is a believer in gold silver. and commodities. which is his good right but he did not mention a limit price which is unforgivable.

The previous editor has now a new newsletter called Safe capital and remains a strong believer in lwlg.

I find it ridiculous that after posting 6000 messages advising us not to invest in LWLG you are now telling us you are buying shares and you are at our side.

His red flags post is a perfect guide for investors .it should have as title

"why I will never make money"

14 October

 

10:35hrs – 11:05hrs  –  Scandium and recycled aluminium: Cutting costs and CO2 emissions in automotive and aerospace platforms”, by Mark Smith, Executive Chairman, President and CEO, NioCorp Developments, USA;

11:35hrs – 12:15hrs – Panel discussion with Vaibhav Jain, DLA/Rio Tinto/Scott Honan, NioCorp Developments/Jack Bedder, Project Blue/ Andrew Matheson, Nanoscale Powders/Timothy Langan, Sunrise Energy Metals Ltd.,

 

 

15 October

09:50hrs – 10:15hrs  “Solving America’s heavy rare earth crisis: More domestic mining and NdFeB recycling”, by Mark Smith, CEO, NioCorp Development Ltd., USA;

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/obforum_we-cant-hope-that-its-magically-going-ugcPost-7247123022464077825-BHgW?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android


I hope you can open it. very true


Verzonden vanaf mijn Galaxy

to me it is clear that the lenders expect that Niocorp will repay that amount with funds to be received from other sources.

my advice
continue to keep your eyes wide open

NioCorp also intends to explore the possibility of processing magnetic RE concentrates from multiple sources outside of China in order to increase its magnetic RE oxide production - including heavy REs such as dysprosium and terbium -- beyond the Company's current plans. NioCorp CEO and Executive Chairman Mark A. Smith will present at the Conference at 9:30 a.m. Eastern Time on October 15, 2024.

exactly.
i feel very confident with Michael as CEO.
I refer to the path that OLED followed since 1991 and 1996 when they got listed.
1000 usd invested in 1996 is now 46000.usd
Is Dr So not part of LWLG?
I know and experienced the scepticism in the sector on polymers when Michael joined LWLG similar to what he and Dr So experienced years ago ..Michael even gave up at that time. He is not making the same mistake now. Oleds are ubiquitous.
The first guy I shook hands coming out of the taxi in May was Dr So.very committed. and so am I. lol. 81 next week and full of energy. I want to see it happen.

great summary KCCO.

very cool

very nice PR on Ibc
very large loss for me at the present shareprice but not complaining.

I have been there before.

NioCorp pushed off some payments on debt to later this year with no penalties.

Total payment is completely unchanged. Somebody is trying to convince people that we will pay more by pushing this portion of the debt off. Simply a lie.

copilot.

Opvragingen via de co-pilote via edge.

 

Marvell Technology, Inc. has been exploring the use of electro-optic (EO) polymers in their semiconductor solutions, particularly for high-speed data communication applications. EO polymers are attractive for their ability to enable faster and more efficient data transmission, which is crucial for modern communication networks.

Marvell’s interest in EO polymers aligns with their focus on developing advanced technologies for data infrastructure, including data centers, enterprise networks, and cloud computing. By integrating EO polymers, Marvell aims to enhance the performance of optical transceivers and other communication components, leading to lower power consumption and higher data rates.

Are you interested in how Marvell’s use of EO polymers might impact specific technologies or industries?

 

 

Lumentum Holdings Inc. is known for its work in optical and photonic products, but there isn’t much publicly available information specifically detailing their use of electro-optic (EO) polymers. However, companies in the optical communication industry, like Lumentum, often explore advanced materials such as EO polymers to enhance the performance of their products.

EO polymers are valued for their ability to enable high-speed data transmission with lower power consumption, which aligns well with Lumentum’s focus on high-performance optical components. These materials can be used in modulators and other photonic devices to improve data rates and efficiency.

If you have any specific questions or need information on a related topic, feel free to ask!

 

 

Coherent, Inc. is a key player in the photonics industry, and they have been exploring the use of electro-optic (EO) polymers to enhance their optical communication technologies. EO polymers are particularly valuable for their ability to enable high-speed data transmission with lower power consumption, which is crucial for modern communication networks.

Coherent’s interest in EO polymers is likely driven by the need to develop advanced modulators and other photonic devices that can meet the demands of high-bandwidth and low-energy consumption1. These materials can significantly improve the performance of optical communication systems, making them more efficient and capable of handling larger amounts of data.

If you have any specific questions about Coherent’s projects or applications involving EO polymers, feel free to ask!

 

 

Ayar Labs is at the forefront of integrating electro-optic (EO) polymers into their optical I/O solutions. Their technology aims to address data bottlenecks in high-performance computing and AI systems by enabling faster and more efficient data transmission.

Ayar Labs’ TeraPHY™ optical I/O chiplet and SuperNova™ remote light source leverage EO polymers to provide significantly higher bandwidth, lower latency, and reduced power consumption compared to traditional electrical interconnects12. This technology is particularly beneficial for AI and machine learning workloads, where rapid data movement is crucial2.

By using EO polymers, Ayar Labs can achieve:

·         5-10x higher bandwidth

·         4-8x more power efficiency

·         10x lower latency compared to conventional interconnects1.

These advancements are essential for scaling AI architectures and meeting the growing demands of data-intensive applications.

Is there a specific aspect of Ayar Labs’ technology or its applications that you’re curious about?

 

 

Infinera has been exploring the use of electro-optic (EO) polymers to enhance their optical communication technologies. EO polymers are known for their ability to enable high-speed data transmission with lower power consumption, which is crucial for modern communication networks.

Infinera’s focus on advanced optical semiconductors and photonic integrated circuits (PICs) aligns well with the benefits of EO polymers. These materials can significantly improve the performance of optical modulators and other photonic devices, leading to more efficient and faster data transmission12.

If you have any specific questions about Infinera’s projects or applications involving EO polymers, feel free to ask!

 

 

Ciena has been exploring the use of electro-optic (EO) polymers to enhance their optical communication technologies. EO polymers are known for their ability to enable high-speed data transmission with lower power consumption, which is crucial for modern communication networks.

Ciena’s focus on advanced optical semiconductors and photonic integrated circuits (PICs) aligns well with the benefits of EO polymers. These materials can significantly improve the performance of optical modulators and other photonic devices, leading to more efficient and faster data transmission12.

If you have any specific questions about Ciena’s projects or applications involving EO polymers,

I completely agree with your reasoning.

it is a long story

Niocorp is only one of the many start ups I am invested in.
write me a private message with your emailaddress tonight after closing and I give you my phonenumber so we can whatsapp.

the year is not yet finished.

thank you for the nice words.

You are a real gentleman.
will we meet at the groundbreaking?

will comment when it happens.

no more guessing from my part on Exim timeline.. i

I anticipate a few more events happening before that though.

one of our Niocorp investors

will tell you in due time.
First things first. Exim.

We have not gotten that far for nothing.

we = Niocorp

we will raise the funds.

will not happen