RENASCOR RESOURCES WKN: A1C9A9 ISIN: AU000000RNU8 Kürzel: RNU Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Hä. Bei mir war es eben 0,555 dann 0,38 und jetzt wieder 0,555 innerhalb von zwei Minuten. War das ein Fehler ?

Ich bin persönlich sehr auf die Kurs Reaktion nach Präsentation der Soyuz Bohrungen gespannt. Wenn dort brauchbare Werte gefunden werden sollte die Rakete zünden. Auf der anderen Seite kann ich Null einschätzen was passiert wenn die Goldwerte zu gering sind. Dann wird es sicherlich einen kleinen Rücksetzer geben.

Ab in den Keller. Von 100 auf 0 😤

Danke für die Blumen;) Bedanken kannst du dich wenn der Plan am Ende aufgeht. 😛

Interessanter Satz von D12 >>> Der Regierungs-Support wird das Investitionsrisiko weiter senken und dadurch das Interesse von potentiellen Investoren erhöhen.

Geht ab das scheinchen :-) das ist erst der Anfang. Lg

Geht ab das scheinchen :-) das ist erst der Anfang. Lg

Flieg renascor flieg....

Danke Di2, wirklich lesenswerter Link👍

Es geht aufwärts...

Müsste man ja so langsam auch am Kurs sehen, na spät. wenn die Ergebnisse von den Bohrungen kommen.

Renascor wurde mit Ecograf von der australischen Regierung als strategisch wichtiges Graphit Projekt deklariert (das sind die einzigen Unternehmen im Graphit Sektor) Der Regierungs-Support wird das Investitionsrisiko weiter senken und dadurch das Interesse von potentiellen Investoren erhöhen.

https://www.industry.gov.au/data-and-publications/resources-technology-and-critical-minerals-processing-national-manufacturing-priority-road-map/understanding-the-sector

Renascor’s Siviour Battery Anode Material Project located in South Australia comprises the Siviour Graphite Mine and Concentrator and the downstream 28,000tpa (Stage 1) Purified Spherical Graphite (“PSG”) production facility. The Project is underpinned by Renascor’s 100%-owned Siviour graphite deposit in South Australia, the largest reported Ore Reserve of Graphite outside of Africa, and the second largest Proven Reserve in the world4 . As a developer of an integrated Critical Minerals downstream processing facility, Renascor is completely aligned with Australian Government policy. Renascor Managing Director David Christensen stated: “The commitment of the Australian Government to the downstream processing of Critical Minerals in Australia provides Renascor additional confidence in our strategy of integrating our world-class Siviour Graphite mine and concentrator with a downstream PSG manufacturing facility. Renascor is uniquely advantaged by virtue of our globally competitive, Tier One Siviour Graphite Deposit and our location in Australia. We believe that these factors combine to permit Renascor to provide security of supply, to create higher value manufacturing jobs and to capture downstream value in Australia through the production of PSG for sale directly into the electric vehicle raw material supply chain.” Graphite is a critical mineral as defined by the Australian Commission for Trade and Investment (“Austrade”) with its vitally important role in the manufacture of lithium-ion batteries, and the decarbonisation of transportation. The Road Map outlines the Australian Government’s vision that: • Australia will become a global centre for commercialising and manufacturing cutting-edge technology products and services for the global resources sector that benefit a range of other industries; and • Australia will have a strategic critical minerals processing industry that captures significant additional value, strengthens our global position downstream from our resource endowments and underpins a range of advanced manufacturing opportunities. Applications have now opened for grants to support manufacturing projects in the Resources Technology and Critical Mineral Processing sectors as part of the greater $1.3 billion Modern Manufacturing Initiative, and Renascor intends to apply for assistance under the program. Renascor’s identification in the Road Map as a selected critical minerals project is not a commitment from the Government to provide funding nor an indication that any grant application would ultimately be successful. This ASX announcement has been approved by Renascor’s Board of Directors and authorised for release by Renascor’s Managing Director David Christensen.

Highlights: • Renascor Resources (ASX: RNU) (“Renascor”) welcomes the Australian Government’s commitment to the downstream production of critical minerals in Australia after the release of the ‘Resources Technology and Critical Minerals Processing National Manufacturing Priority road map’ (“Road Map”). • The Road Map identifies Renascor’s Siviour graphite deposit as one of two selected Critical Minerals projects located in South Australia1. • Renascor’s Siviour deposit in South Australia contains the largest reported Ore Reserve of Graphite outside of Africa, and the second largest Proven Reserve in the world2. • Renascor’s Siviour Battery Anode Material Project in South Australia comprises the Siviour Graphite Mine and Concentrator and the downstream production of 28,000tpa (Stage 1) of high value Purified Spherical Graphite for sale directly into the lithium-ion battery supply chain. • Renascor is on track to become the world’s first integrated, in-country mine and Purified Spherical Graphite operation outside of China. Renascor Resources Limited (ASX: RNU) (“Renascor”) welcomes the Australian Government’s commitment to the downstream production of Critical Minerals in Australia after the release of the ‘Resources Technology and Critical Minerals Processing National Manufacturing Priority road map’ (“Road Map”). The Road Map highlights key strategic areas of opportunity and actions for government and industry to work together to lift manufacturing and critical minerals downstream processing capability and provides guiding principles for the Australian Government’s A$140 million Modern Manufacturing Initiative Translation and Integration grant funding scheme. The Road Map identifies Renascor Resource’s graphite deposit as one of two selected critical minerals projects located in South Australia3 .

Der Renascor PR Menister hält sein Tempo ;)