Lithium Technology Corporation (LTHUQ)

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Graham Norton-Standen has ownership in copper mines in SA. Connecting the dots could very well he will be supplying copper to Bristish volt as Glencore provides other materials. If I am right we will all do very well since if, in fact, Verdant is holding our shares.


Among the other industry leaders Mr. Norton-Standen has served as a senior executive, board member or advisor are: British Telecom, Cable & Wireless, Deutsche Bank, Hewlett Packard, P&O, Reuters, Tata Group, Unisys, and other organizations. He is currently Chairman and CEO of Verdant Corporation, which develops products and solutions for energy storage and acts as a holding company for energy assets; Chairman of Totara, a New Zealand-based technology company specializing in business learning solutions with operations in New Zealand and United Kingdom; Chairman of VSL, a Hong Kong-based program management trading company; and Chairman of Smartcockpit, a Swiss software company providing security and audit solutions to financial institutions, international airports and other commercial organizations.

Notice it says Verdant is a holding company for energy assets.. What exactly is that! And all references to his copper mines investment have been erased on the internet. Let's hope I am right again. If it's true the 1.6 billion shares that were last being seen held by Verdant are those energy assets and as a result, lthu shares are in fact that value means are shares are too!!!