ARU Chart Thread, page-5425

@ttroy

In your professional opinion, let’s consider this;

If Ginger International had rights to all sales from China to Europe and Asia for Rare Earths. This means they profit from the sales of Rare Earths.

They are the intermediary for sales between China and the west. This has ESG, human rights and other concerns, but that’s another topic for another day, given China/Myanmar issues with slave labour and work conditions.

Would it not follow, that if the west creates its own Sea Borne pricing index sales would go through this pathway.

So, would it be in Gingers best interest that there was or was not a new western supply for Rare Earths.

This is just logical, that the market for Ginger would be much less.


The west, as per the G7 summit plans on a new transparent market.

Now, if anyone could disrupt the incoming western start up projects like ARU, would this mean, Ginger maintains business-or would Ginger lose business?

Additionally, let us know who is underwater, who has got the house on this investment…because I know a few people that are slightly under, but I can tell you now. There is not one other major shareholder outside of Gina, that I know that is decently down, and I’m sure she is not as worried as you are.

This is a very interesting sales contract, I’m sure you would agree…