"but have concerns what skillset & leverage HNR actually brings to make this serious and potentially lucrative opportunity reality."If you followed NMT for sometime you would know Critical & NMT have a close relationship. Critical has been able to pull off some amazing deals in Europe with some pretty big European companies.
NMT is also Critical Metals largest shareholder at 19%16655-Neometals-AR2020-WEB2.pdfCritical Metals was spun out of
HNR a few years back & they share the same board. The
same people running Critical Metals are the ones running HNR. Critical & NMT are working on a vanadium recycling JV with steel giant SSAB (among others). I think you'll agree,
HNR has the skill set needed to achieve their goals. Their links are below.
Directors - Hannans LtdDirectors - Critical Metals Ltd
So, if the Critical Metals team can do some amazing work for NMT around Europe, why would it be any different for HNR? NMT & Critical have a history of dealing with high quality, strategic partners & it's my belief they could pull something amazing for HNR.NMT has also taken a large stake in HNR at 33%.HANNANS LTD (ASX:HNR) - Ann: Change in substantial holding from NMT, 55975640, page-1 - HotCopper | ASX Share Prices, Stock Market & Share Trading ForumSo where does HNR get's it's battery recycling skills from?Primobius.
The Company (primobius.com)Neometals has partnered with an SMS group & built a battery recycling facility in Europe. Considering
NMT is the largest shareholder of HNR & NMT technology is being used in the Primobius JV, it's not hard to join a few dots here. I can see NMT, Primobius & HNR working on this JV together & sharing knowledge, skills & expertise in the recycling game.
Think of HNR being NMT little sister.
So all three companies have a holding in each others companies, they all share similar knowledge, ideology, expertise & in my view, from an investment stand point,
they all have skin thin game, from the BoD of HNR, to the companies themselves.
