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Private equity fund takes 20% stake in EV data provider Benchmark Mineral - Vimarsana News

Private equity fund takes 20% stake in EV data provider Benchmark Mineral

Private equity fund Spectrum Equity has bought a 20% stake in UK-based Benchmark Mineral Intelligence in a deal that values the data and information provider for the electric vehicle supply chain... -November 15, 2023 at 02:07 pm EST - MarketScreener

Arnold Schwarzenegger to be Presented with Inaugural - Vimarsana News

Arnold Schwarzenegger to be Presented with Inaugural

Arnold Schwarzenegger to be Presented with Inaugural Benchmark Lifetime Achievement Award at Benchmark Week 2023 ...

PEAK ASSET: MORNING WRAP 13 November: ASX to rise as jobs data tests rates outlook | Has graphite got its groove back? | Pilot f - Vimarsana News

PEAK ASSET: MORNING WRAP 13 November: ASX to rise as jobs data tests rates outlook | Has graphite got its groove back? | Pilot f

13 November, 2023 How was your weekend?Has graphite got its groove back?China’s control over the graphite supply chain is nothing new.As the world’s top graphite producer and exporter, China dominates every stage of the supply chain from feedstock material to active anode material production (AAM), accounting for more than 90% of the world’s graphite refining.China’s output

An EV slowdown? Battery makers are cool with that. - Vimarsana News

An EV slowdown? Battery makers are cool with that.

Companies that build batteries for electric vehicles could benefit from slower growth in EV sales.

Source: eenews.net
Chuck Bonham on what's upstream for California salmon - Vimarsana News

Chuck Bonham on what's upstream for California salmon

Salmon have had a very rough year, but the director of California’s Fish and Wildlife Department says all hope is not lost.