Commerce Resources Corp V.CCE

RE:China would love to buy Ashram

[thairat]

thairat wrote:

economist.com

 

China is still excavating plenty of rare-earth minerals. But it has decided that it can buy much of what it needs abroad, and spare its own environment

 

Rare earths give China leverage in the trade war, at a cost

If China cuts off exports, it would hurt America but also undermine its own long-term economic goals

 

https://t.co/ERDfIycrO7

 

 

@youshiyinian

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15. Juni

Antwort an 

@TheEconomist

I think it's the right choice. If you can buy it at a reasonable price, why dig it yourself.

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/TheEconomist/status/1139843625830027264

 

I am waiting for talks between China and Commerce about Ashram. Sell Ashram for $300M and the share price could rise to 1$ very easily...JMHO 

To answer your question as to whether we are negotiating with the Chinese or not, I would say that we have had some interest expressed by Chinese interests, but these would not be as significant at this time in comparison to the interest expressed by other companies and countries such as German, Austrian, American, Korean and Japanese companies. C.G.

 

 

Gareth Hatch: As the rest of the world moans about supply-chain security while simultaneously refusing to invest in promising #rareearth projects to get them over the line, China continues to do its thing in plain sight...

https://mobile.twitter.com/garethhatch/status/1143398627425042432

As I wrote before, what will Chris do, when the Chinese show the cheque?