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Banca I.F.I.S Spa BNCIF

Banca Ifis is an independent banking group specializing in the collection of trade receivables, non-performing loans, and tax receivables. The group's credit is exposed mostly to Italy and other European nations. Its trade receivables segment focuses on growing trade finance loans and providing liquidity to Italian small and medium-sized enterprises. Approximately one-third of its loan portfolio is from government and public administration, whereas two-thirds are from the private sector. The gro


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Comment by TKingadvisorson Mar 03, 2015 1:50pm
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RE:RE:Look at Asx website . They mention about Nrt

RE:RE:Look at Asx website . They mention about NrtOut of all the Graphite companies on the TSX-V. The only one that have any revenue in 2014 is Big North. COGS is higher than revenue because graphite production is still relatively small. They will need to scale to at least 4,000-5,000 tonnes per year to be profitable. (current is less than 1,000 tonnes of amorphous graphite). That's not even considering the El Tejon mine and mill. Big North could simply enter a Joint venture with Asx(market cap $12M) when an Australian company eyeing on the El Tejon you know we got something that the industry players want. This really make me think that Flinders Resource intention was to bankrupt Big North so that they can scope up El Tejon for cheap.
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