To appreciate loyalty does NOT mean he appreciates aggressiveness!
And NB all those much appreciated BIG non-retail holders!
And FWIW for those of you who go purple in the face at the mention of a possible capital raise … maybe it’s worth remembering that participating in such an event - if it is deemed necessary…
-ie contributing directly to company coffers
Is a genuine ‘put your money where your mouth is’ way to show loyalty to your company!
But, moving on, maybe it was POSCO buying a few shares recently?
New facility to strengthen new materials development and explore investment opportunities.
June 2, 2025
The opening ceremony for Posco’s Australia Critical Minerals R&D Lab.
South Korea’s steel and chemicals group Posco Holdings announced that it has opened a new R&D centre in Australia to help strengthen its “technological competitiveness” in the production of steel, secondary battery materials and rare earths.
Australia is a key source of raw materials for the company, where it has substantial mining and materials processing operations.
Posco’s Australia Critical Minerals R&D Lab is the company’s first overseas facility of its kind, with the aim of strengthening its capabilities in the production of cost-effective low-carbon steelmaking, efficient processing of lithium and nickel, as well as establishing collaborative projects with local colleges, resource companies and research institutions.
The new R&D centre will also be used to explore investment opportunities in the country’s mining sector.
Posco Holdings’ CEO, Chang In-hwa, confirmed in a statement that the new “R&D centre will serve as a strategic hub that combines Australia’s abundant resources with Posco Group’s materials technology to strengthen the competitiveness of our key businesses, including raw material processing and securing critical minerals.”
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