Replies to post #13589 on American Battery Materials Inc (BLTH)

[BRoberts1982]

No. BOXS DOES NOT QUALIFY FOR ANY GRANTS.

Just "owning" a few acres of land that MAY have enough lithium and other materials
to someday be able to be mined in the future DOES NOT QUALIFY a company for these grants.

Sorry, NO GOV-MENT MONEY COMING HERE........

Business have to have a history of:
PROVEN amounts of minerals.
ACTUAL production in the industry.
Employees.
Revenues...
Capital.
( This is just a starting point )
Probably an actual office would help too...... LOL!!!

Think more about the ALREADY APPROVED REVERSE SPLIT that was SPELLED OUT in the last filing. That HAS TO BE DONE to provide enough AS SHARES to fulfill to MASSIVE DILUTION of 2.8 BILLION NEW SHARES that were added to the OS count. ABOUT NINE NEW SHARES FOR EVERY EXISTING SHARE......

[exisnet]

From recent PR:

ABM owns 120 mineral rights across 2,040 acres with 7 historic wells and existing infrastructure in Lisbon Valley, Utah, positioning the Company to benefit from the Department of Energy’s classification of lithium as a critical mineral in the U.S. and allocation of over $7.0 Billion for exploration, extraction and processing under the recently announced American Battery Material Initiative (a DOE led initiative to bolster battery materials supply chain in the country).

PR

I was doing some DD and I ran across this article regarding the US Government doling out $2.88 billion for the EV materials mining and manufacturing industries. I was overjoyed initially to see the $57.7 million award then realized the company in the article is “American Battery Technology Company” not “American Battery Materials, Inc.”.

https://www.utilitydive.com/news/doe-battery-manufacturing-minerals-processing-award/634562/

Maybe BOXS can get a piece of the action before the money is all gone!?

GLTA BOXS!

Cheers, Red