HPQ Silicon Inc V.HPQ

my take on agm

[pennymaker69]

So over all I like what i heard. But some points.

- They are in no rush to fill that contract that they had the news on.
-When they done building the plant in 22/23 then you might see some production and finally revenue.
- If all works out well they might move up that time table so full production might come sooner than 2027.
- They will come to market but others will get there first. But They looking to be the low cost one.
- I don't think this will be taken over any time soon as they have that 50/50 deal.
- I don't see too much movement in the stock price from here until some awesome news comes out.
-Nice to see other product lines in the long term.. like 5 years if you can wait you should get a nice return on your investment.

[KrapShoet]

IMO this will be sold before we ever see revenue. 5 years? Nope. I believe as soon as the empirical reports come out from the researchers the sp moves big time. Followed by buyout offers which may or may not be considered. 

[InvestingIcon7]

From my take, should not accept buyout offers. Once silicon is fully commercialized and adopted by many players, especially with high-content silicon (>30%), then the market will grow for a good 10 to 15 years.  There is many lithium-metal anode and solid-state hype, but in a realistic view from a scientist's and industry viewpoint, commercialization of these new buzzword products

[Tcheck]

Did quebec favor graphite over silicon ? they surely seem biased for grphite buddy pallinghurst and did not mention hpq or silicon . the state shouldn t be involved in economics and support all . :) not only the friends of mr legault . i am curious where all this will lead us . the batteries in quebec . long live silicon 

[InvrsContrarian]

Quebec is a quirky province in Canada. They have their own laws and wotnot. They pretty much do their own thing.