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You are correct that proactive investors is a paid for promotional site and many of their "Recommendations" don't succeed.
That does not make all recommendations a scam by association.
Care to offer any proof for your claims on $ABML?
Plenty of DD has been done here that has nothing to do with Proactive, in fact the vast majority has nothing to do with Proactive.
What about Greentown Labs and BASF and VCM? I don't expect an answer as I'm sure you have done ZERO DD.
Happy to have an open debate/forum on your claim though. Please do some real research before replying.
GLTA
Agreed and the dilution will be over very soon.
They needed to fund their operations up till now some how. Good to know revenues will be coming shortly and capital infusion in the mean time will bridge the gap.
Once they can start to accept old batteries that’s instant cashflow in itself $250-$750 a ton is what the market will pay ABML to take the old batteries. Good place to start.
*** This is the first I have either heard/read this. If ABML is also planning on manufacturing batteries/cells/etc. together with BASF at their pilot and subsequent factories...WOW
"That’s where American Battery Metals Corporation comes in. They’re battery experts from start to finish: the initial harvesting of battery metals; the purification of these feedstocks into battery grade materials; the synthesis of these feedstocks into active and inactive components; the manufacturing of the cells themselves; and the manufacturing of these cells into integrated modules and packs."
"American Battery Metals Corporation has developed a more environmentally sustainable and low-cost method of extracting battery materials from virgin ores and brines."
Once mining and low-cost environmental friendly brine extraction operations are up and running, funded by recycling factories(potentially cell manufacturing also) they can basically be a closed loop company that created a closed loop supply chain in what was previously a pretty nasty/toxic process. Solar power will be used at their mining and brine processing claim as well. Essentially practicing what they preach, a green company actively working to clean up a very(hush hush) dirty industry. Unlike most hypocritical climate change alarmist virtue signalling in their Lear jets.
By sourcing the vast majority of their raw materials from their own mining and recycling operations, the whole process starts and finishes eventually at "company ABML store."
Pretty fantastic, even if the battery production mentioned in the article is a mistake. I Will try to confirm ASAP
Source: https://www.greentownlabs.com/circularity-challenge-spotlight-american-battery-metals-corporation/
There’s a huge opportunity—and need—for better lithium-ion battery recycling. Less than three percent of lithium-ion batteries are recycled, and the few facilities that do recycle these batteries can only recover a handful of elements, according to Ryan Melsert, CTO of American Battery Metals Corporation.
battery manufacturers are fully focused on scaling up production to meet increasing demands for electric vehicles and energy storage systems, so they need other companies to develop better recycling systems.
Using this wide breadth of knowledge, the company has developed a full recycling process that can recover over 95 percent of each of the elemental metals that are integral to manufacturing new batteries.
“If you consider an end-of-life battery itself as its own mine, it has every element needed, and in exactly the right ratio, to make a new battery,” Melsert explains. “An individual battery cell is a closed system, so while over time the compounds degrade, the elemental composition of the battery is exactly the same at the end-of-life as the day it was manufactured. Additionally, it has fewer impurities as a feedstock than when starting off with a virgin material, which greatly simplifies the extraction processes. It’s the perfect feedstock to extract elements for the manufacturing of new battery cells.”
Source: https://www.greentownlabs.com/circularity-challenge-spotlight-american-battery-metals-corporation/
American Battery Metals Corporation began working in Greentown’s wet lab during the Circularity Challenge. BASF is sponsoring American Battery Metals Corporation’s bench.
Melsert has had the chance to work extensively with BASF in a way that would be unlikely outside of the Circularity Challenge.
“The best part is that there are seven or eight different groups within BASF that we’re working with,” Melsert says. “It’s every point within the production circle. We’re working with the material R&D team designing the next generation of active materials, the procurement group sourcing battery grade feedstocks for the global manufacturing facilities, the precursor and active material manufacturing groups, the metals and catalyst recycling teams, and several support teams that are integral to making such a cross-functional system come to commercialization.”
BASF is very clearly not just going through the motions here, they’re not just looking for publicity. They’re genuinely interested in securing new supplies for their material manufacturing and doing so in a sustainable fashion.”
source: https://www.greentownlabs.com/circularity-challenge-spotlight-american-battery-metals-corporation/
That’s a lot of tweets from BASF about battery metals, new production factories along with mentioning $ABML directly at least once and multiple times through their sponsored challenge at Greentown labs which ABML is a winner of.
Going to take a lot of battery metals supply for BASF to keep those battery production lines operating at full capacity to meet Tesla’s and Panasonic’s demands. Think they may have found a steady supply partner? Dangerous to add capacity like that if the supply chain is not rock solid.
The DD is just too easy here. Flippers got impatient and probably made good money it’s how they pay they bill, because funds are a few weeks away, shorts took advantage, weak hands sold and we are getting deals. so be it, reload, load more because Soon it won’t matter. It’s not going to go straight up, but the trend has changed, fundamentally this is a whole new ball game IMOP. Take advantage and build a position if you believe. I do...
BASF supports the European Commission's agenda towards a European battery product value chain. To reinforce our commitment to this market, BASF selected Harjavalta, Finland, to build a new battery materials production plant. https://t.co/8AxNDAjC0w pic.twitter.com/LIpnhhYAMe
— BASF Catalysts (@BASF_Catalysts) February 10, 2020
BASF is announcing a new battery materials production site in Schwarzheide, Germany, as part of its multi-step investment plan to support the European electric vehicle (EV) value chain. Read the release at https://t.co/I9RP4m649j#BASFBattery #Sustainability #ElectricVehicles pic.twitter.com/6Bk09WEaFE
— BASF Catalysts (@BASF_Catalysts) February 12, 2020
With the recently announced investment in Germany, together with the previously announced #batterymaterials plant in Finland, #BASF will be the first cathode active materials supplier with local production capacities in today’s three major markets – Asia, the U.S. and Europe. pic.twitter.com/ZHtsGJWKAh
— BASF Catalysts (@BASF_Catalysts) February 14, 2020
Our partner @BASF has made deep, company-wide commitments to sustainability. Want to learn more about how they do it? Read this Q&A with BASF’s director of sustainability, then join us for the #CircularityChallenge Final Showcase on Feb. 6! https://t.co/ELwuPo5lWh pic.twitter.com/cHy5Ql92qW
— Greentown Labs (@GreentownLabs) January 31, 2020
#CircularityChallenge participant @ABMCorporation is a battery expert from start to finish. That’s how it’s developed a groundbreaking recycling process for lithium-ion batteries. https://t.co/JisqsSf2ef @BASF @StanleyBlkDecker pic.twitter.com/QKiRl8vVnK
— Greentown Labs (@GreentownLabs) February 13, 2020
BASF announced a new battery materials site in Schwarzheide, Germany, as part of its multi-step investment plan. One big advantage to this site is that it is being constructed with a modular design and infrastructure to allow for rapid scale-up of manufacturing capacities. pic.twitter.com/gxJCdKBEuo
— BASF Catalysts (@BASF_Catalysts) February 20, 2020
Congratulations to .@ABMCorporation for becoming one of the finalists of the Greentown Labs #CircularityChallenge. With the goal of enabling a #circulareconomy, ABM is aiming for global battery metals supply chain challenges with innovative, environmentally sustainable solutions. pic.twitter.com/7L3QLyHPjd
— BASF Catalysts (@BASF_Catalysts) February 17, 2020
Terrible strategy...sorry autocorrect
We all know hope is a Terri me strategy.
Take a loot back at all the real dd that was done here by the investors before the flip show started today.
Stickies and mosts post done by mods are a great place to start. Real company with major revenues on the horizon, 10millon dollar deal announced today.
No reason to panic imop. Long and strong will be on NYSE in a year or less.
Agree 100%
I know I can speak for myself as I have been trying to post legitimate DD in 99.99% of my posts. Everyone once and a while one that could be construed as “pumping” slips out but only due to excitement of a real OTC stock that deserves to be uplisted as soon as they prove their concept.
That time will come sooner rather than later IMOP.
GLTA
Wrong, promoters not convertibles got those millions of share. The converts remaining are not due until March and everyone who has done any real DD knows those are paid off with funding news.
Don’t start spreading false info an fear monger.
Glta
I’ve been sounding the alarm on this board for a month and got accused of being a short and whatever.
I know this stock well and felt a PSA was necessary. Some people do ZERO DD and wouldn’t know how to do it if they tried.
Thanks for fighting the good fight. “I believe most people are good” and sometimes negative comments are really just to help save people from themselves.
GLTA
Your are a wise man and very correct.
Don’t do it. Tons of debt left. But again MAYBE at .001-.004 because it is going there again.
Mark it...maybe worth a gamble then...maybe
GLTA
Land development will be secondary. Revenue from recycling will fund everything else to come. They have control of the leases and have been approached by any large lease holders surrounding them to buy out their claims.
I joined the ask slapping part eod. Why not these prices will be a thing if the past very soon.
The big buy was a buddy of mine.
And yes no t trades. Love it
See y’all next week when we move past 7’s and start testing higher resistance
Your so right. I just remembered you don’t try to teach pigs to sing. It’s a waste of your time and just annoys the pig.
If someone wants to lie to himself I’m not surprised when he lies to a IHUB board.
You can never go broke taking profits. Rockefeller
Congrats to you, how about people who listened (not me) to your advice?
Guess their not your problem, but doesn’t make it right
GLTU
I’ve got a set of the leaf blower and weed wacker. With the super charged I have two batteries an just keep going.
Plenty of Power, they always start and I never forget to buy gas or spill it on me or the driveway when working on the yard.
Love em!
#CircularityChallenge participant @ABMCorporation’s battery recycling process can recover over 95 percent of the elemental metals that are integral to manufacturing new batteries. https://t.co/JisqsSf2ef @BASF @StanleyBlkDecker pic.twitter.com/QHHF4uZ8Dh
— Greentown Labs (@GreentownLabs) February 14, 2020
And we know from all the “fluff” PR’s they like to communicate. Imagine when they have something more concrete to say.
I also heard a rumor they may give real time visual updates of factory being built...how cool would that be!!
Great post sir. Keep up the good work.
This stock is headed to the big board in no time without a reverse split. Unheard of in stinky pinky land
HOLD tight we are going for a zip code changing ride IMOP
Yes but remember Only a small % of the very small amount currently recycled batteries are Telsa/EV grade.
Mostly Lower quality stuff like you find in a Dyson, iRobot, and lawn equipment.
ABML can change the industry and make EV on a large scale possible. Semi trucks would be nice but there is not enough battery materials to produce the enormous batteries for these vehicles.
Tesla has put off making these trucks till 2020 in the Reno,NV plant. Curious close to ABML again. Maybe the supply issue won’t be an issue soon?
https://www.ttnews.com/articles/tesla-delays-production-semi-truck-until-2020
Check that 3 verticals see sticky above for explanation
1. Recycling
2. Mining/drilling
3. Extraction/processing and ability to license to other brine producing mines.
Amazing opportunity
Thanks TMoney but you info is Not exactly accurate. let me try to clarify....Yes there are 2 months left by design post showcase of the 6 month challenge, Feb 6th was the culmination and celebration for the winners at the end of month 4.
This 2 month window was intentionally designed to allow the winners to continue to communicate and collaborate together while still under the same roof in order to facilitate possible partnerships with BASF, Greentown labs and their partners. My understanding is 4 of the participants have spent almost no time at Greentown the last 4 months as opposed to ABML's Ryan M. and Axel who have spent nearly every day there. You can extrapolate what that may mean on your own.
I have been told that Greentown & BASF has invited ABML to stay and use their wet lab (access to the wetlab is valued at 200K per month as per execs from ABML) indefinitely even past the end of the challenge as they continue to refine and prove their recycling system is far superior to anything on the market. Chemist from ABML have been and will continue to live in Boston until the time they are needed at the Pilot Facility which has been identified and will be located a stones throw away from the Tesla Giga Factory in Sparks, NV.
That speaks to the strength of this long-term relationship.
Remember we found out that BASF stopped internal and external R&D into further recycling processes as they are so impressed with RYAN Melsert and ABML that they have no reason to look any further.
BASF has found their golden goose that can produce in volume and on scale the materials they need to manufacture the batteries Telsa and Panasonic purchase directly from BASF.
Great post!
Bright future ahead.
Buy and hold!!!
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• January 9, Michael Vogel, from the VCM Group announced, "We are highly enthusiastic to partner with American Battery Metals Corporation to fast track their leading-edge lithium-ion battery recycling facility in Nevada. This is more than a transactional project for us at VCM; we are especially motivated to advance American Battery Metals Corporation's sustainable recycling process..."
• American Battery Metals Corporation CEO, Doug Cole, stated, "VCM is a phenomenal partner for us. Not only is VCM Consulting part of the VCM Group of companies it is uniquely capable of helping us accelerate our Nevada lithium-ion recycling facility, but they are also in this with us for the long run, should we consider building additional plants in the United States/globally
• "Our scalable commercial lithium-ion battery recycling facility will be fully operational in the second half of 2020. We will have a throughput of approximately 20,000 tons of feedstock (As of now companies PAY to get rid of the old batteries so their feedstock is a revenue source before they do anything) per year," "To put that into context, currently, less than 3% of lithium ion batteries- or approximately 90,000 tons (2018)- are recycled globally. Our facility and process will make American Battery Metals Corporation one of the largest lithium-ion battery recyclers in the world.
I wonder what company that BASF has already publicly stated they are partnering with in some way could be supplying some/all the necessary battery materials for this new site?
Hmmm...it all adds up so well. If people can't read between the lines and do some of the easiest DD ever then I'm not sure if they are capable of making big money.
$ABML
• American Battery Metals Corporation Wins Coveted Greentown Labs/BASF Circularity Challenge for Battery Recycling: As winners of the Circularity Challenge, American Battery Metals Corporation will receive grant funding and space at the Greentown Labs Global Center for Cleantech Innovation in Boston, MA, while working in close conjunction with Greentown Labs and BASF.
American Battery Metals may also engage in a partnership opportunity or receive investment from BASF by the end of the program. As part of the 25K grant/award BASF allowed ABML full access to their labs (est. 200K per month value for just wet lab access alone) and test equipment to perfect the process and now BASF wants to see it built. BASF has indicated they'll take every bit of production that can be processed in the new plant and asked ABML if they could have a production facility up and running within 3 months.
Some good people worked really hard to bring all this DD to you folks. Thanks for the pat on the back. I know I can speak for all of us and say your welcome!
More to come as the ABML story unfolds before our eyes.
EV is coming whether legacy ICE manufactures likes it or not.
How long until we hit critical mass and a tipping point?
As soon as manufacturers can be certain the supply chain is secure and economical and environmentally sound we will see the ground swell uncontrollably. Anyone who hasn’t already shifted will have to move or get left behind
Better to be early than late...$ABML
Agreed but lets let them announce when its a done deal, fluff pieces over broken promises PR's anyday in my book. Keeping communication open is god foreshadowing on how they will keep investors up to speed as they grow.
Insiders having more (restricted) shares is not a bad thing imop. Helps them to keep control of the company and gives them an increased vested interest in building a real company.
The funding news will come, to many promises with timelines have been announced.
Patience grasshopper and enjoy the slow steady climb while we wait.