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Focus hat heute auf Tagestief v. 0,88 $ geschlossen.
Ich konnte an der NR nichts negatives entdecken, im Gegenteil.
Der Markt wird sich doch nicht an dem hier stören:
Zitat:
n exchange for the technology licence, technological support and future processing improvements, IREQ will receive a licensing fee that will be paid in cash over a three-year period, representing less than 10% of the current working capital, as well as a royalty fee based on a percentage of future sales.
Das klingt doch angemessen....
Ich konnte an der NR nichts negatives entdecken, im Gegenteil.
Der Markt wird sich doch nicht an dem hier stören:
Zitat:
n exchange for the technology licence, technological support and future processing improvements, IREQ will receive a licensing fee that will be paid in cash over a three-year period, representing less than 10% of the current working capital, as well as a royalty fee based on a percentage of future sales.
Das klingt doch angemessen....
Ach du Scheiße, warum schmiert der Kurs so ab, war an den News was Negativ? Ich konnte nichts finden, die Erwartungshaltung war wohl viel größer. Chart mehr als angeknackst. Vom Hoch im Mrz jetzt schon halbiert! 
Da muss man sich Sorgen machen ... Explorer sind einfach nur out, Geld geht überall hin nur nicht in Explorer!
Da muss man sich Sorgen machen ... Explorer sind einfach nur out, Geld geht überall hin nur nicht in Explorer!
Focus Metals Inks Deal for Graphite Purification Showing Positive Signs of Long-Term Graphite Market Demand
Now we know why Focus Metals Inc. (TSXV: FMS | OTCQX: FCSMF) wasn’t in the news last week when we posted Graphite Week-in-Review: Focus Metals Trading Halted, Flinders Adds Yet More Talent to Management Team & Standard Graphite Identifies a ‘Significant’ Conductor. Today early morning news is reporting that Focus Metals and Hydro Quebec’s leading research institute, IREQ, have signed a graphite purification technology agreement for lithium-ion batteries. This is big news for the graphite industry and it is definitely heating up the graphite race to production.
Focus Metals’ CEO Gary Economo, comments, “This agreement represents a huge and significant milestone for us as we move through pre-development to production of our Lac Knife technology graphite deposit. Moreover, the marriage of Focus's Quebec-based, world-class graphite deposit to the Quebec-based global leader in processing technologies-especially in battery anode production-will leave Focus Metals well-positioned to secure its place as a quality supplier to the fast-growing lithium battery manufacturing sector.”
The licensing agreement has two parts. The first part addresses Focus Metal’s development of a graphite purification process that yields Lac Knife’s processed graphite to 99.95% carbon to be used in lithium-ion batteries. Specifically the processing will entail spherical shaping and thermal and chemical purification. The second part of the agreement addresses the production of anodes for the lithium-ion batteries.
The new facility owned and managed by Focus Metals will use feed source from their Lac Knife high grade graphite deposit and turn it into battery grade material. The new purification facility will be designed, based on positive economic analysis, to yield 15,000 tonnes of spherical battery-grade at peak operation, by 2015. The anode production facility will be designed to produce as much as 5,000 tonnes of anodes. In exchange for their technology licence, technology support and future processing improvement, IREQ will receive licensing fee that will be paid over three years which represents less than 10% of the current working capital as well as a royalty fee based on a percentage of future sales.
Things are coming together for Focus Metals in a good way -- At the Graphite Express Conference, Gary also announced that the company will soon change its name to Focus Graphite and indicated that a preliminary economic assessment (PEA) for the Lac Knife project is being prepared and is expected to be published next month. He also highlighted establishing relations with academia and the private sector on graphene and that investors can expect to hear more about this. As the only junior mining company with an investment in graphene has says that the 16% grade large and medium flake graphite at Lac Knife gives the company a clear strategic advantage in that “the highest grade graphite will lead to the lowest cost of production.”
And now with a commitment from Hydro Quebec’s research institute this is a positive sign that Quebec’s graphite industry is not just a passing phase and that the global graphite demand will be strong going forward, though not everyone sees it that way.
Let’s counter -- One of the biggest trends we are seeing in the graphite industry right now is the growing need for graphite in batteries. Currently there is no substitute for graphite in many technologies. Hybrid and electric cars represent a large-scale use of graphite as their batteries can require as much as 40 pounds of graphite each. At the Graphite Express Conference last week, the increasing demand for graphite in the use of batteries was highly discussed. Further with China as the dominant supply source of graphite there is a clear and present need for alternative sources of reliable supply of graphite -- especially given the Chinese are becoming increasingly protective of their resources amid the implementation of export tax and value added tax (VAT) that have been assigned to graphite.
Congratulations to Focus Metals -- I applaud their strategic vision and appreciate that as a company they have consistently achieved their benchmarks. So much so that I bought some of their stock this AM.
http://www.graphiteblog.com/2012/05/focus-metals-inks-deal-f…
Now we know why Focus Metals Inc. (TSXV: FMS | OTCQX: FCSMF) wasn’t in the news last week when we posted Graphite Week-in-Review: Focus Metals Trading Halted, Flinders Adds Yet More Talent to Management Team & Standard Graphite Identifies a ‘Significant’ Conductor. Today early morning news is reporting that Focus Metals and Hydro Quebec’s leading research institute, IREQ, have signed a graphite purification technology agreement for lithium-ion batteries. This is big news for the graphite industry and it is definitely heating up the graphite race to production.
Focus Metals’ CEO Gary Economo, comments, “This agreement represents a huge and significant milestone for us as we move through pre-development to production of our Lac Knife technology graphite deposit. Moreover, the marriage of Focus's Quebec-based, world-class graphite deposit to the Quebec-based global leader in processing technologies-especially in battery anode production-will leave Focus Metals well-positioned to secure its place as a quality supplier to the fast-growing lithium battery manufacturing sector.”
The licensing agreement has two parts. The first part addresses Focus Metal’s development of a graphite purification process that yields Lac Knife’s processed graphite to 99.95% carbon to be used in lithium-ion batteries. Specifically the processing will entail spherical shaping and thermal and chemical purification. The second part of the agreement addresses the production of anodes for the lithium-ion batteries.
The new facility owned and managed by Focus Metals will use feed source from their Lac Knife high grade graphite deposit and turn it into battery grade material. The new purification facility will be designed, based on positive economic analysis, to yield 15,000 tonnes of spherical battery-grade at peak operation, by 2015. The anode production facility will be designed to produce as much as 5,000 tonnes of anodes. In exchange for their technology licence, technology support and future processing improvement, IREQ will receive licensing fee that will be paid over three years which represents less than 10% of the current working capital as well as a royalty fee based on a percentage of future sales.
Things are coming together for Focus Metals in a good way -- At the Graphite Express Conference, Gary also announced that the company will soon change its name to Focus Graphite and indicated that a preliminary economic assessment (PEA) for the Lac Knife project is being prepared and is expected to be published next month. He also highlighted establishing relations with academia and the private sector on graphene and that investors can expect to hear more about this. As the only junior mining company with an investment in graphene has says that the 16% grade large and medium flake graphite at Lac Knife gives the company a clear strategic advantage in that “the highest grade graphite will lead to the lowest cost of production.”
And now with a commitment from Hydro Quebec’s research institute this is a positive sign that Quebec’s graphite industry is not just a passing phase and that the global graphite demand will be strong going forward, though not everyone sees it that way.
Let’s counter -- One of the biggest trends we are seeing in the graphite industry right now is the growing need for graphite in batteries. Currently there is no substitute for graphite in many technologies. Hybrid and electric cars represent a large-scale use of graphite as their batteries can require as much as 40 pounds of graphite each. At the Graphite Express Conference last week, the increasing demand for graphite in the use of batteries was highly discussed. Further with China as the dominant supply source of graphite there is a clear and present need for alternative sources of reliable supply of graphite -- especially given the Chinese are becoming increasingly protective of their resources amid the implementation of export tax and value added tax (VAT) that have been assigned to graphite.
Congratulations to Focus Metals -- I applaud their strategic vision and appreciate that as a company they have consistently achieved their benchmarks. So much so that I bought some of their stock this AM.
http://www.graphiteblog.com/2012/05/focus-metals-inks-deal-f…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.132.143 von dr.gips am 07.05.12 19:53:49In der momentanen Marktphase bei Rohstoffaktien eine normale Reaktion... hatte es schon befürchtet...
Aber vll. nochmal eine gute Gelegenheit zum Nachkauf. Mal sehn...
Aber vll. nochmal eine gute Gelegenheit zum Nachkauf. Mal sehn...
sell on good news oder was?
da hat jemand mit 19.000 stck. für 70 !!! cent aber ein riesen schnäppchen gemacht!
glückwunsch!
da hat jemand mit 19.000 stck. für 70 !!! cent aber ein riesen schnäppchen gemacht!
glückwunsch!
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Zitat von Raginghammer: the anode production facility will be designed to produce up to 5,000 tons of anodes
Ich denke ich habe mal im Stockhouseforum gelesen, dass der Preis für eine Tonne Anoden bei 200 000$(In Worten zweihunderttausend) liegt.
Fast unglaublich, oder?
SG
Raging
Die im Vergleich zu NGC fehlende komplette vertikale Wertschöpfungsmöglichkeit rechtfertigte bisher einen Abschalg auf NGC.
Mit dieser Entscheidung zieht FMS wieder an NGC vorbei, da die Grades dermaßen besser sind, dass man wesentlich kosteneffizienter produzieren können wird!
Starke News!
LG, ER (Leider derzeit nur bei SRK, GPH und HRE investiert)
Zitat von Raginghammer: the anode production facility will be designed to produce up to 5,000 tons of anodes
Ich denke ich habe mal im Stockhouseforum gelesen, dass der Preis für eine Tonne Anoden bei 200 000$(In Worten zweihunderttausend) liegt.
Fast unglaublich, oder?
SG
Raging
Keine Ahnung ob das stimmt. Das wären $ 1.000.000.000 ???
Bei aller Euphorie muss man bedenken, dass der Bau der "graphite anode production facility for lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries" auch Geld kosten wird, dass erst mal aufgetrieben werden muss. Falls meine Informationen stimmen, sind die großen Aktionäre bereit, weiteres Geld in FMS zu investieren. Damit wird es in absehbarer Zeit wahrscheinlich eine weitere KE geben.
Sehr wichtig wird sein, wie die FS aussehen wird inkl. Kosten für die Anoden-Fabrik. Termin geplant für Juni, wird wahrscheinlich eher Juli werden ...
Bin zurzeit ambivalent mit FMS ... auf der einen Seite ein Riesenpotenzial, auf der anderen das Investitionskapital = Verwässerung ...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.130.450 von tommy-hl am 07.05.12 14:47:38the anode production facility will be designed to produce up to 5,000 tons of anodes
Ich denke ich habe mal im Stockhouseforum gelesen, dass der Preis für eine Tonne Anoden bei 200 000$(In Worten zweihunderttausend) liegt.
Fast unglaublich, oder?
SG
Raging
Ich denke ich habe mal im Stockhouseforum gelesen, dass der Preis für eine Tonne Anoden bei 200 000$(In Worten zweihunderttausend) liegt.
Fast unglaublich, oder?
SG
Raging
ein echter knaller, der sollte die aktie jetzt endgültig über den cad hieven, aber auch sustainable!!(nachhaltig)
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