If they don’t get by next week, then I’m doubtful there’s any progress until next year.
Technology Minerals PLC - London-based provider of technology for battery metals recycling - Signs agreement with Halfords Group PLC for the recycling of waste lithium-ion batteries used in electric cars and bikes. Under the agreement, Recyclus Group Ltd, in which Technology Minerals holds a 48% stake, will collect spent batteries from Halfords for processing at its facility in Wolverhamption.
Halfords operates a chain of motoring and cycling product stores and service centres across the UK. It has 386 stores and 645 garages, as well as mobile service vans. The initial period of the agreement is 12 months. No financial details are disclosed. “We are thrilled to be working with such a blue-chip household name, who share our aim to accelerate the transition towards a more sustainable world underpinned by electric transportation solutions,” says Technology Minerals Chair Robin Brundle.
Current stock price: last quoted at 0.11 pence; shares are suspended from trading in London due to late accounts
12-month change: down 90%
Taken from L.S.E.
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This lot probably failed maths at school, never come up with any numbers…
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I think they are still trying to work out how to use the calculate function in Excel as they couldn’t work the normal calculator
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I think this is good news, will see things moving to a full cycle operation. Bit worrying the TM website has been down all day.
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Someone forgot to put some change in the meter or something probably.
Does anyone think there is anything to be taken from them not Referencing “
Technology Minerals Plc (LSE: TM1), the first listed UK company focused on creating a sustainable circular economy for battery metals, is pleased to announce that its 48.35% owned battery recycling business, Recyclus”
and have just referred to recycles by there name?? Not the bit about the 48.35%??
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Add that to the lack of a website today and it certainly looks worrying.
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There going to throw TM under the bus. The new announcements all mention recyclus only. They might of played us all , loaded TM with debt and going to let it fail.
Once all assets have been sold to recyclus for pennies on the pound, hence the trading suspension due to accounts.
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I’ve hopefully uploaded the picture correctly.
It’s a screenshot of a recyclus web page listing the ‘group’ with one glaringly obvious omission.
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I’ve sent a message on LinkedIn asking about the website. I wonder if I’ll get an answer.
Answered in less than a minute. An annoying technicality with the provider apparently.
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Looks like the domain has been renewed - Domain Registration Data Lookup by Nominet - not sure what the technicality could be though.
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Just playing devils Advocate is there anything positive that could be happening and they need to get it sorted before releasing accounts or a new RNS???
That will be the 10 billion pound contract with tesla to recycle all their old batteries in europe!!! Maybe
We have a website!!!
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…a terrible one though! Was it always this bad? And that logo is horrific.
I can’t believe that an agency has put their name to this by adding a link to their website in the footer… not that the agency’s site works anymore anyway.
European Lithium Limited is proud to announce its completed the acquisition of the Leinster Lithium Project in Ireland
Under the terms of the Acquisition, TM1 will sell to European Lithium the entire issued share capital of LRHR. The Acquisition is to be settled through the transfer of 1,371,742 shares held by European Lithium in Critical Metals Corp, a company listed on NASDAQ under security symbol ‘CRML’ (the Consideration Shares). The Consideration Shares will be locked up until 28 February 2025.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/european-lithium_eur-activity-7266581020966084610-B8vt/
Perhaps this was the thing holding up the accounts?
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I’m really confused with this stock now.
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If only we could trade the shares! The ministry tie up, Halfords and now this all while the stock is frozen.
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Alll that would happen is a wee bounce then drag back down… better it is restricted so people dont rush in! Lets them use their money on some other share thats more worthwhile
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