Replies to post #2822 on Recyclico Battery Materials Inc. (AMYZF)

[gharma]

Thanks Blairman. Farther along than we thought? Just in terms of the permitting and support for this?

[value1008]

Thanks, Blairman, for the synopsis.

>"Nice detailed charts comparing conventional Manganese process to the AMY process and lots about the Clean green concept of AMY and unique to the world mining business"

This is the kind of info and publicity for AMY that will be quite significant, going forward. There are surely many investors with a strong eco-conscience who don't like the idea of having to invest in dirty mining cos. (gold, silver, etc.) to get a decent return on their investment.

Kachan has the eco-credentials to be considered an authoritative source on whether AMY is green or not and looks like they, too, are definitely declaring AMY to be eco-friendly.


Blairman, i also liked hearing that Kachan so definitely highlighted the advantages of the Mn Spinel chemistry over other types of batteries.

Thanks again....

Btw, i don't think the public board would mind hearing about the final Kachan assessment, pro and con, pp. 27-33.

Are there any concerns Kachan has, beyond the usual concerns any analysts state as "risks" concerning all junior developing resources companies-- e.g., financing the CapEx, possible fall in commodity prices, general market risks?