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12/04/24

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Originally posted by RhysT ↑

I'll take 10c..

Honestly if that's the target, what I think could realistically get us there..

- Vanadiun price goes on a huge market shocking run and where else can people invest in vanadium but AVL
- Government announces fully funding us
- Government announces giant multi billion dollar VRFB grid project, with AVL as the supplier of electrolyte at least
- A takeover offer at 10c a share
- A company like tata steel or Sumutomo signing offtake for our full production and will fund 50% of the project.

It's a long way to 10c again but one or more of the above I think could do it..

Otherwise it's just a slog through the next year with AVL having to hit every expected announcement out of the park if we want a natural steady rise to 10c, and regardless I think V price has to accompany that with a steady rise as well to have a hope of 10c.

I'm okay with dreaming of these best case scenarios but not relying on them.

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You assume the price and company fundamentals are equal.
It seems you also assume that, because shareholders are not being updated to what is going on behind the scenes, there is nothing going on behind the scenes.

I think in this case both assumptions are erroneous.

Glad you’ve done well elsewhere.

cheers

Last edited by sabine: 12/04/24

AVL Price at posting: 1.6¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
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