Sean K
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HYM is one of the companies I have entered in the CY 2022 competition
I have held HYM for a while now and the management appears to be positioning the Company for an interesting future. They talk about process's for coatings that are far beyond my simple understanding but their operations appear to be situated in the hub of the US for the industries they are Targeting.
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usually when these little fellas change names, a whole lot more happens. Refocus, sell off the silver, capital raise, head inentirely new direction. But in this 'age of transformation' anything can happen.On February 14th, 2022, Hyperion Metals Limited (HYM) changed its name and ASX code to IperionX Limited (IPX).
IperionX’s mission is to be the leading developer of low carbon, sustainable, critical material supply chains focused on advanced industries including space, aerospace, electric vehicles and 3D printing. IperionX’s breakthrough titanium technologies have demonstrated the potential to produce titanium products which are sustainable, 100% recyclable, low carbon intensity and at product qualities which exceed current industry standards. The Company also holds a 100% interest in the Titan Project, covering approximately 11,100 acres of titanium, rare earth minerals, high grade silica sand and zircon rich mineral sands properties in Tennessee, United States.
Even larger holding now likely to grow more. I have it a breakout, likely to go higher.not in the limelight, but IPX was highlighted recently as a large holding in a small cap fund.
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and a mid- 2025 recoveryNo interest since Nov24 ! Since that cap Raise price continued higher to hit 5.98.
However since that high price has drifted significantly lower to make a low of 2.07. That's some fall.
This additive manufacturing process seems to be attracting investor interest as another newly listed company MPW that produces metal/alloy powder ...has rallied hard.
Pengana High Conviction Fund had snapped up a stake in Metallium – formerly MTM Critical Minerals – in November at 14¢. It now trades at 72¢..James McDonald was betting Metallium’s flash joule heating technology, which extracts rare earths from industrial scrap, would offer an alternative source of supply....
...The same logic applies to the fund’s largest position, ASX-listed IperionX, which has almost tripled in value over the past year. The company develops low-cost titanium and offers an alternative supply for the US, given that China and Russia produce 70 per cent of the world’s titanium.
“It is just such a good time to be in these critical mineral stocks because there’s a bargain going on across the world – China wants Nvidia chips and the US wants rare earth magnets, yet both countries are doing their damnedest to wean themselves off each other,” McDonald said.
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