RecycLiCo Battery Materials Inc V.AMY

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Whom Is The Rejector?

[RoyHalladay]

mdjbrown wrote:

For most AMY investors, their primary motivation remains profit. With this stellar technology, in a marketplace crying out for precisely such an innovation, the key to unlocking shareholder value in this revolutionary breakthrough is an optimal strategy. Here management has been carefully considering the Company’s options.

1. License the technology
2. Find a JV partner with whom to construct a battery-recycling facility
3. Seek to finance its own facility

Options (1) and (2) are both potentially acceptable to AMY, providing such an arrangement was on terms which allowed the Company’s shareholders to maximize their return on such a venture. Management remains vigilant for such opportunities. Indeed, if a partner is found, American Manganese estimates recycling operations could commence in as little as 18 months.

Originally, American Manganese was ruling out the third option. Here it is important for investors to understand that (by far) the largest component of cap-ex required to construct such a facility is not with respect to the recycling infrastructure itself. Instead, the heaviest cost component is the disassembly plant required to break down these batteries for recycling.
Read more at https://www.stockhouse.com/news/newswire/2017/08/22/the-most-lucrative-niche-cobalt-market#YDxzJhjSptSBV9OL.99

NTBDM, here is a link to an article I was previously directed to by another long,and it contains a lot of really good information. It is almost a year old now, but a very good refresher on AMYs original plans.

Take it for what its worth, as only those on the inside know for sure why options 1 & 2 did not materialize, and option 3 was instead initiated. 

Maybe battery disassembly is a key to the mystery, and why AMY reported they were looking into the engineering of same.


"For most AMY investors, their primary motivation remains profit. With this stellar technology, in a marketplace crying out for precisely such an innovation, the key to unlocking shareholder value in this revolutionary breakthrough is an optimal strategy. Here management has been carefully considering the Company’s options.

1.    License the technology
2.    Find a JV partner with whom to construct a battery-recycling facility
3.    Seek to finance its own facility

Options (1) and (2) are both potentially acceptable to AMY, providing such an arrangement was on terms which allowed the Company’s shareholders to maximize their return on such a venture. Management remains vigilant for such opportunities. Indeed, if a partner is found, American Manganese estimates recycling operations could commence in as little as 18 months.

Originally, American Manganese was ruling out the third option. Here it is important for investors to understand that (by far) the largest component of cap-ex required to construct such a facility is not with respect to the recycling infrastructure itself. Instead, the heaviest cost component is the disassembly plant required to break down these batteries for recycling."

 
https://www.stockhouse.com/news/newswire/2017/08/22/the-most-lucrative-niche-cobalt-market

Translation: I was just caught in a lie, now here is a giant wall of copy and paste text that might help salvage my credibility... think again mjdbrown. Nothing but a snake.