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Originally posted by SugeKnight:
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Some info ive gathered from various threads / announcements and other research - it might help people assess EGR and the future from here.RNU: Renascors identification in the Road Map as a selected critial minerals project is NOT a commitment from the Government to provide funding nor an indication that any grant application would ultimately be successful. Note that in 2017 RNU was awarded 100K grant from the SA government.RNU's current Market Cap is now $266.5M (trading at 16c - about the same valuation as EGR right now). RNU is 12 months behind EGR (according to their own forecasting).Why the recyclying / purification business of old lithium batteries (to recover battery graphite anode material) is a big deal? Back to RNU: Siviour Battery Anode Material Project (Requirements / To Do List): Back to EGR: Ending thoughts: Both companies have great futures ahead. One is years ahead and de-risked than the other (EGR already secured funding / approvals / sales etc) for part of the business model, with the remaining parts of the business model pending / close (Epanko). Both are nearly valued the same (market cap), so either one is undervalued, or the other is overvalued - perhaps they are both undervalued.
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Thank you, great comparison! I only want to add one thing: You need ten times as much graphite in a lithium ion battery than lithium. Lithium is in the spotlight right now but with the massive amount of graphite needed in the near future most graphite companies are massively undervalued, no matter if we are talking about RNU, EGR or CDT. ALL IMO Cheers from Germany, HML
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