Mason Resources Inc V.LLG

China restricted graphite export

[Directvoice]

China announced that local exporters of graphite will need permits before sending shipments abroad because of “national-security concerns”. The country is the world’s largest producer of graphite, which is an important component in electric-vehicle batteries. The mandate is set to take effect in December and follows American restrictions, announced earlier this week, on Chinese companies’ access to American semiconductors.  

from The Economist

[Dumont]

Well, this must  be at least somewhat positive for Mason? 

[Directvoice]

There is so little good news since so long.  Now seems that things are going to move.  I'am not sure if Mason will profit from the restriction of graphite.

[1student]

Unless Mason Graphite management and/or Nouveau Monde graphite management do something and announce something to serve in continuing this briefly experienced one day upward share price momentum, I expect the LLG.V share price to settle lower yet again. I have actually been waiting for Black Swan Graphene to be put on the front burner by or on behalf of "interested parties" absolutely

[Directvoice]

But 1student, don't forget that the scoping study is only a preliminary assessment and does not guarantee the success or feasibility of the project. The company will need to conduct further studies and analyses, such as a pre-feasibility study and a feasibility study, to confirm the viability and profitability of the project before making any investment decisions.  

[1student]

Yes Directvoice. I will agree with that. Although, I have to say that Thomas Swan & Co. Ltd and it's long standing graphene product development relationship with Manchester University and the Graphene Innovation Engineering Centre ("GIEC") and the kind and quality of companies highly interested in Black Swan Graphene are actually demonstrative of the would be AAA