Happy 5 years of imminent financing 😂🤣😂

No one expects them to work for free. However, the amount of their raises and bonuses were nowhere near commensurate with their performance . The SPAC deal was structured very poorly and resulted in the evaporation of hundreds of millions of dollars from our market cap.

I wish I had exited when you did. I keep hoping that Mark Smith redeems himself to some degree and stops with his constant failures.

Mark Smith never fails to disappoint 😓

You’re all full of lies and BS tonight, but none different than any other night. I know the constituents/investors in the district are LIVID right now. That is not a preposterous claim, it’s a fact. Whoever wins the district will seek answers.

These are all questions that Mark and his team need to address if they are to gain any credibility back.

Do you ever tire yourself from your constant deflection of investor’s frustrations and concerns of how poorly management has handled our project? You constantly berate anyone who’s fed up with management’s continuous failures.

It’s been two years since they were in Nebraska with their three town halls to convince investors to vote in favor of the SPAC. That turned out to be a horrendous deal that has cost us hundreds of millions in market cap. What does management do to make things even worse? They reward themselves with the biggest wage increases and bonuses to date!! It is unfathomable how you can continue to defend the incompetence that management continues to display.

Considering anyone that was invested pre reverse split, you’re not far off. It’s absolutely disgraceful how poorly Mark and the Niocorp team has managed this company. Bad business decisions with bad businessmen and no follow through on their forward looking statements.

Yes, some communication from management would be nice. Remember when they were going to put out a periodic blog to update shareholders on the project?!?! I think there was one article published

$7.5 billion dollars for a plastics plant in the adjacent county to Elk Creek and Mark can’t get enough money to finish the additional drilling and engineering studies that need to be done. Pisses me off that the SPAC deal has done nothing to bring any capital into the company and has cost us hundreds of millions in market cap.

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/citroniq-chemicals-llc-selects-nebraska-for-worlds-largest-decarbonized-plastics-production-facility-302295714.html

Whooooo hoooooo! Another great buying opportunity……WTF!!!

Walter would disagree with you and say that Mark is a brilliant business strategist…..LMAO

The rest of us see it for what it is, incompetence. There is a reason they have avoided meeting with investors publicly and haven’t had a town hall in Nebraska for two years since they were suckered into a pathetic SPAC. Loosing hundreds of millions in market cap is not a win for investors.

It’s kind of odd how the last two SPAC deals that involved GX have ended in complete disaster. Both companies place members of GX on BOD and the stocks plummet. Coincidence? It’s almost as if they were placed into these companies to destroy them.

Mark Smith NEVER fails to disappoint!

So after being invested for 10 years, having 1/10th the shares you started with and at a decade low…….you still think Mark Smith is a good CEO?

Not everyone that’s been manipulated and taken advantage of are elderly or of diminished mental capacity. Mark and his crew have been very persuasive and convincing about the Elk Creek project.

Mark and his minions in Centennial will need to face us someday. I don’t know how they can sleep at night when they’ve caused investors so much misery. Yet they keep giving themselves ridiculous raises and bonuses.

Looking like another reverse split is coming. It’s almost like they want to destroy the entire retail investor base who supported this project for over a decade now 🤔

Something is behind the bush. This is another great buying opportunity. Back up the truck and load up on these cheap shares. Financing is imminent. I predict that 2024 will be a watershed year. Stay tuned! Mark Smith never fails to disappoint!

Given all that’s happened over the past decade with imminent financing, financial competitive tension, the horrid SPAC deal, 1 for 10 reverse split, a decade low SP, etc, etc. Why do YOU have this unwavering support for a team that continually fails investors?

Most of us are hoping and praying that another mining company will come along and takeover the project. Niocorp management has proven that they are not the cream of the crop.

Who knew about this?!?! The sellers today had to have known about this. It’s almost as if Mark has engineered this for the benefit of short selling. It’s either that or he’s the most incompetent businessman

Yes, the word had to have gotten out before the news release. This has become a relentless nightmare with every passing day. Please take us back to pre SPAC days!!! I can not understand how such a self proclaimed mining and business team manage to have one failure after another! So much for this WATERSHED YEAR!!! FML!!!!

Serious question: WTF have any of the GXII clowns, who are now on our board of directors, done for Niocorp?!?!?

The investors who are on mood altering medication will say “What a great buying opportunity! Harvest up these cheap shares while you can!!!”

Keep it up and we will see another reverse split. The last SPAC deal that Dean Kehler, Jay Bloom and Michael Maselli engineered with Celularity have ended with two reverse splits and on its way to a third.

There’s nothing brilliant about making a bad deal.

Mark never fails to disappoint. He’s had over 10 years to get something right.

NioCorp CEO Mark Smith told Nebraska Public Media this "could be a watershed year" for the company.
He was reminded he's made such optimistic predictions in the past.

"It's just a different feeling," he said.

Sadly, it definitely appears that you are correct. He’s definitely proven himself to be an awful businessman with the SPAC deal and several other failures. We are not seeing the work of a veteran mining team. It’s very humbling to see how poorly this company has been managed over the last decade. As an investor, I’m mad as hell for believing all the BS.

Nawwwww, financing is imminent 💰

I really wish that someone, ANYONE, could explain why our stock has been at a decade low since joining NASDAQ! We are more “de risked” than ever and we have been told of competitive tension between investors, yet here we are. Something is not making sense. Not to mention that Mark Smith predicted a watershed year!!!

Colorado has turned into a cesspool with all the Californians that have moved there the past 15-20 years.

I haven’t seen anything on the website regarding the annual meeting. I don’t imagine they are very excited to face shareholders.

Thanks! I’m not sure the land owners will extend the leases, but if they do, I’m sure they’ll be requiring significant increases to the lease and purchase price of the land. It would be in our best interest if they closed on the purchase before the leases expire.

When do the remaining land leases expire?

Oh yes! Financing is clearly imminent! 🙄. The money spent on this pointless news release would have been better used on pizza for the office.

Whatever happened with the scandium/aluminum master alloy that Niocorp and IBC developed with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)? It’s been over 6 years now and nothing except crickets. Investors keep pouring money into the project and six years later, we still don’t know WTF is going on with this?!?!

Where’s that $10 million in funding that was secured?

https://www.niocorp.com/niocorp-and-ibc-advanced-alloys-announce-successful-production-of-aluminum-scandium-master-alloy/

https://www.niocorp.com/nebraskas-u-s-senator-deb-fischer-and-congressman-don-bacon-secure-10-million-in-federal-funding-for-u-s-aluminum-scandium-master-alloy-production/

The powder keg is about to blast with all these years upon years of competitive tension built up between financiers.

It was satire. Do you think it would be earth shattering news if they were laying new rock around the mile section? Some people were being ridiculous on here when they were re doing the asphalt on highway 50. It had nothing, zero, zilch to do with the project.

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We’ve all wanted to believe management. We believed that once the bankable feasibility study was completed, we would get financing. We believed that financing was imminent. We believed there was competitive tension with financiers. We believed the SPAC deal would bring financing and would be good for us. We believed that Stellantis would be partners with us and provide us with some significant financing. We believed EXIM would be providing up to $800 million in financing…….after more than a decade of believing, now sitting at a decade low share price, I believe we have been swindled.

Agree 100%!!!! Mark’s only comment to that was “all of us would rather have seen higher proceeds from the GXII transaction”

Seriously Mark, take some accountability for this failure. The deal cost investors money and the company had to pull the convertible debt financing from Yorkville, which sent the share price plummeting. Dean Kehler and Jay Bloom have made Mark look like a complete fool.