Gallium

The deal allows BlueMoon to repay the project financing package secured by its Norwegian assets and redirect its balance sheet entirely towards the U.S. Critical Metals portfolio.

with a stated goal of putting the Springer-Tungsten mine and the Apex-Germanium and Gallium mine in Nevada into production by the end of next year.

Closing is expected by the end of November, with 80.7% of ACG shareholders having signed irrevocable support agreements.

Blue Moon Metals trades on the venture exchange as MOON and on the NASDAQ stock market with BMM.

And I go through and I look at a few other examples like gallium and germanium, for instance.

Um, you know, if in theory China is not exporting gallium anymore and they own nine- and they produce 90% of the world's gallium, then why hasn't all chip production outside China finished? Uh, because of course the gallium is used in gallium arsenide chips, which are, you know, a staple in that industry.

So gallium is clearly getting out, um, and so the bans are either not effective or the Chinese are, um, you know, allowing product to leak out, which sort of undermines some of the thesis that China has created a, the Great Wall of Gallium through which, uh, no gallium or germanium or these other things can pierce, um, and yet product is getting out.

That does not make sense, but you just have to accept the nonsensical nature of it.

Well, speaking of criticals that will continue to stay critical, it seems you like tungsten and tin.