RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:In what direction NMG is going ?You, Dalesio_98, stated "How much money did Pallinghurst inject into the 2.0 project to be gifted 50%? Zero (0), next to zero? Pallinghurst publicly stated injecting a billion $$ into Quebec projects? Where is proof of the same? Guess what, Pallinghursy didn't incur legal fees during the CCAA, payment came from creditor funds."
You said it yourself that Pallinghurst was a party to the CCAA and that said company "didn't incur any legal fees during the CCAA, payment came from creditor funds."
Pallinghurst was a shareholder of the new Nemask Lithium, which is now controlled by Livent and the Quebec Government through Investessiment Quebec's stakehold in Nemask 2.0.
As I understand it to be the case, Pallinghurst transfered a great deal of it's Nemask equity ownership to Livent for future consideration as well as the initial compensation.
You Dalesio_98, suggested, "Will Pallinghurst and IQ involvement in Nouveau Monde Graphite bring about another Nemaska fiasco? "
Nouveau Monde Graphite is a FID away from entirely de-risking the entire mines to finished graphite "BAM" enterprise.
Panasonic and Mitsui hold the key to that necessary de-risking for NMG Dalesio_98.
Visit NMG during 2024.
I would simply allow the current Q4/2023 tax loss selling season "enhanced gravity" and other "additional intentional influences" to take the NMG share price down much closer to Nouveau Monde Graphite's book to share price value; then, it would be likely that the company would enact a share consolidation and perhaps afterward, one the FID is secured, go a on a shopping spree, so to speak, with the immense amount of newly existing NMG issuable share equity.