@Ash223 [link]  NASDAQ: FEAM's mine plan has been improved with the goal of mining the entire ore body, increasing accessible boron and resulting in a longer mine life and/or scale.

Minimized Preproduction

NASDAQ: FEAM Fort Cady has an estimated mineral resource of 120.4 million tonnes of colemanite, one of four types of borates that, according to Brioche, account for 90 percent of the borate minerals used by industry worldwide. It is the world's largest known conventional contained borate occurrence that isn't owned by Rio Tinto or Eti Maden, a Turkish government-owned company.


Competitor of NASDAQ: FEAM

@Ash223 [link]  A DPA Title III designation and other potential government funding would "strengthen the balance sheet" and help accelerate the NASDAQ: FEAM mining project, according to Pipitone.

Defense Production Act

In addition, NASDAQ: FEAM is also supplying boric acid to the market.

Why is boron in high demand these days?

@Ash223 [link]  Boron does not exist in its elemental form in nature; it combines with oxygen and other elements to form boric acid or inorganic salts known as borates, according to Amanda Brioche.

Four Types of Borates

@Ash223 [link]  FEAM will investigate the extraction of lithium from process water after the extraction of boric acid. The primary focus remains on the boron specialty business, as well as current engineering and testing work related to improving the solution mine.

Lithium Production

@Ash223 [link] The quality of its resources, as well as its domestic supply source and downstream processing capabilities, give NASDAQ: FEAM a competitive advantage. This gives them an advantage when it comes to meeting customer product specifications and ensuring a consistent, reliable supply. NASDAQ: FEAM is strategically positioned to meet rising demand for BORON+ in the United States and around the world.

Fort Cady and opportunity Region

@Ash223 [link]  NASDAQ: FEAM plans to use the effluent stream from Fort Cady's Integrated Boron Facility to produce boric acid, boron specialty goods, and advanced materials including lithium as part of its commercialization strategy.

Local Supply of Boron

@Ash223 [link]  NASDAQ: FEAM's value is based on a 270 kstpa (boric acid) and 240 kstpa (boric acid) initial stage of production (a combination of Phase 1A–1C Plus Phase 2 per eDFS) (SOP).

Valuation

@Ash223 [link]  Boron consumption is expected to increase 10 times by 2050 compared to 2020, owing to development in future-facing decarbonisation and other factors. A supply gap is growing in traditional applications.

Strong demand for Boron

@Ash223 [link]  In addition, the company is searching for ways to improve efficiency and save costs in the lithium carbonate production process. While these measures will take some time to implement, they should eventually help the production line run more smoothly.

Co-product of NASDAQ: FEAM

@Ash223 [link] Around mid-2022, NASDAQ: FEAM expects to release a new economic impact study or comparable BFS (Bankable Feasibility Study) report for its Fort Cady project, in which the company is expected to emphasize an expansion with a planned production capacity of 500KsTPY.

NASDAQ: FEAM's Fort Cady

@Ash223 [link]  Using a P/E ratio of 20, which is on the high side considering the NASDAQ: FEAM's growth, a value of $9.06 billion is calculated.

Valuation of NASDAQ: FEAM

@Ash223 [link] The SSBF will also generate jobs in an economically disadvantaged Opportunity Zone in Southern California, as well as position NASDAQ: FEAM for future government assistance as a manufacturer of key materials.

NASDAQ: FEAM's Small Scale Boron Facility

@Ash223 [link] 

NASDAQ: FEAM's successful listing on March 15th was a prudent move since the company's primary assets are based in the United States.





NASDAQ: FEAM's Listing

NASDAQ: FEAM's mission is to become a fully integrated provider of boron+ advanced materials, with possible product families comprising high-value oxides, halides, nitrides, and other materials. Learn more about the firm at  https://5eadvancedmaterials.com/ [link]

NASDAQ: FEAM to supply boron and its by product

NASDAQ: FEAM is very optimistic, given the enormous political/social tailwinds for further EV use and renewable power generation, along with a strong feeling of urgency to minimize offshore reliance on multiple crucial minerals.

NASDAQ: FEAM to become leading boron supplier

Bug fixes released today:

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Bug fix summary

New feature released today, filtering posts and threads - 'My Watchlist Only.'




As the forum is getting busier, we are fielding reports that it is difficult to find posts that members are interested in. 




Today we have released a small improvement which we hope will have a big impact! You can now filter posts and threads by stocks in your watchlist.




[image]On the left we have a timeframe filter. Options are Day, Week, Month and All. The idea is this should be used in conjunction with your Watchlist filter.




Click the 'toggle' switch to enable the filter, and again to disable it. 




To add stocks to your watchlist, type a company name on the LHS menu 'Quick company search' box. 




Next up we will be working on a global search box.




We are all ears if you have any other suggestions to improve filtering and overall usability.

New feature - My Watchlist Only filter

Over the past few weeks we have been working on some database changes 'below the water line' that enable the creation of different categories.




Up until now the main (and only) category was discussion of ASX stocks. We have renamed this category 'ASX By Stock' (great name, eh?) This is the main forum you have been using up until now and it should work exactly the same as before.




We have added some new categories too:

 * ASX Trading. For discussion of short term trading, such as day trading, indicies, swing, momentum and so on. 
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On the LHS menu we have also added Topic discussions. Here you can create discussions around vertical markets, commodities, themes and industries that are applicable to more than one company.




Finally, we have included a link to a new upcoming feature called Private Groups. Think of a private group as a place where you can invite your friends into a private sub-forum. Essentially your own private forum category that you control. If you are are familiar with Facebook groups then, yep, it's like that.




If you would like us to consider creating other categories please reply below. For instance, crypto? Real estate? US stocks? etc.




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