Sayona Mining Ltd Ord Shs (SYAXD)

$3.00 +0.59 (24.48%)
Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 615
Avg Vol 5,160
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 100%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

Elevra Lithium Limited, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the identification, acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral assets in Australia and Canada. The company explores for lithium, graphite, and gold deposits. Its flagship property includes the North American Lithium project that consists of 41 claims and one mining lease covering an area of approximately 1,493 hectares located in Quebec, Canada. The company was formerly known as Sayona Mining Limited and changed its nam...

Industry: Other Industrial Metals & Mining
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 61 7 3369 7058
Address:
10 Eagle Street, Level 28, Brisbane, Australia
dragi1111
dragi1111 Jan. 23 at 9:05 PM
$SYAXD soon🚀
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FLY4BUX
FLY4BUX Jan. 22 at 4:41 PM
$SYAXD Hopefully my previous posts helped clear up confusion by explaining conversion of OTC to ASX exchanged shares or ADR shares. I had yet to find out NYB Mellon’s actual fee structure as there was none of this information available that I could find under the trading symbol ELVR. So I called the Schwab Global desk and according to them Mellon IS WAIVING the conversion fee. AND ACCORDING TO THEM THE ANNUAL MANAGEMENT FEE IS .02 PER SHARE. My understanding at this time is that this .02 is per ADR share NOT the underlying 10 ASX shares. I had them run a simulated trading scenario on my shares directly to the ASX for a one time fee. After doing this I found it advantageous to convert to the ADR with the annual fees, especially with the conversion fee waived. So I reversed my initial decision and now converted all my SYAXD to ELVR. Your own decisions may vary. In any case the big take away is that SYAXD shares are real shares that can always be converted to the ASX or ADR.
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FLY4BUX
FLY4BUX Jan. 22 at 3:23 PM
$SYAXD It is important to note that there’s no such thing as a free ride. While Mellon is waiving conversion fees there are usually annual management fees involved. With an ADR you must remember you do not own the shares the bank does. Somewhat similar to a mutual fund. If your considering conversion heres some useful info: https://www.fidelity.com/learning-center/investment-products/stocks/understanding-american-depositary-receipts With OTC …..YOU ACTUALLY OWN a common share off an exchange. You can convert these at any time to the actual underlying exchange. In this case the ASX where liquidity is no issue. I verified through both Schwab and Fidelity who hold my SYAXF shares that they meet the criteria for this. There is a one time fee any transaction. In my case I bought a boatload OTC at the bottom and plan to hold and sell in one big block in the future on the ASX. If you want more basic info: https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/08/otc-nyse-nasdaq.asp
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FLY4BUX
FLY4BUX Jan. 22 at 2:56 PM
$SYAXD FWIW I appreciate Blazerfan123’s efforts to get the word out on the ELVR ADR. But I’m trying to keep the confusion to a minimum on this security which has been huge given the merger, reverse split, name change and addition to the NASDAQ. First…. regarding the comment about pink sheet stocks being hard to trade. At face value there is truth to this basic statement but there is more to the story. Essentially your SYAXF stocks are OTC ( over the counter ) common shares TRADED OFF AN EXCHANGE. So yes they will appear hard to trade IN THAT STATUS (pink ). So simply put, at some point you will have to CONVERT TO EXCHANGE TRADED SHARES. And yes the ADR he mentions is one option. This puts you on the US NASDAQ and your shares are underwritten by NYB Mellon. BUT….. and heres the important part. You can also have your broker convert your shares directly to ASX exchange shares at any time. And the ASX is the actual exchange for ELVR. So you can get ROI either way.
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Blazerfan123
Blazerfan123 Jan. 15 at 7:23 PM
$SYAXD ATTENTION ☆☆☆ Anyone holding SYAXD needs to read this. In February your shares will convert back to SYAXF and will be put on pink status. Ive owned shares with pink status and they do not trade very well. Im just trying to get the word out. Ive started the conversation process this morning with Fidelity and it can take up to 10 days to convert. I hope this will help everyone out.
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Blazerfan123
Blazerfan123 Jan. 15 at 6:50 PM
$SYAXD @PlainWayne
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skatercorpse
skatercorpse Jan. 12 at 11:14 PM
$SYAXD https://finance.yahoo.com/news/elevra-lithium-announces-accelerated-nal-211000910.html
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Conjugation
Conjugation Jan. 12 at 1:07 AM
$SYAXD https://api.investi.com.au/api/announcements/elv/62ef775e-cfe.pdf
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Maximus666
Maximus666 Jan. 9 at 1:28 AM
$ELVR $SYAXD $RMRDF $GRLVF Clearly this was good, 2026 will be a massive year and I would add all these equities if you don’t own yet. I added a little more recently.
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Blazerfan123
Blazerfan123 Jan. 9 at 12:20 AM
$ELVR $SYAXD Has anyone transferred shares Fidelity? If so how much did they charge to transfer them?
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dragi1111
dragi1111 Jan. 23 at 9:05 PM
$SYAXD soon🚀
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FLY4BUX
FLY4BUX Jan. 22 at 4:41 PM
$SYAXD Hopefully my previous posts helped clear up confusion by explaining conversion of OTC to ASX exchanged shares or ADR shares. I had yet to find out NYB Mellon’s actual fee structure as there was none of this information available that I could find under the trading symbol ELVR. So I called the Schwab Global desk and according to them Mellon IS WAIVING the conversion fee. AND ACCORDING TO THEM THE ANNUAL MANAGEMENT FEE IS .02 PER SHARE. My understanding at this time is that this .02 is per ADR share NOT the underlying 10 ASX shares. I had them run a simulated trading scenario on my shares directly to the ASX for a one time fee. After doing this I found it advantageous to convert to the ADR with the annual fees, especially with the conversion fee waived. So I reversed my initial decision and now converted all my SYAXD to ELVR. Your own decisions may vary. In any case the big take away is that SYAXD shares are real shares that can always be converted to the ASX or ADR.
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FLY4BUX
FLY4BUX Jan. 22 at 3:23 PM
$SYAXD It is important to note that there’s no such thing as a free ride. While Mellon is waiving conversion fees there are usually annual management fees involved. With an ADR you must remember you do not own the shares the bank does. Somewhat similar to a mutual fund. If your considering conversion heres some useful info: https://www.fidelity.com/learning-center/investment-products/stocks/understanding-american-depositary-receipts With OTC …..YOU ACTUALLY OWN a common share off an exchange. You can convert these at any time to the actual underlying exchange. In this case the ASX where liquidity is no issue. I verified through both Schwab and Fidelity who hold my SYAXF shares that they meet the criteria for this. There is a one time fee any transaction. In my case I bought a boatload OTC at the bottom and plan to hold and sell in one big block in the future on the ASX. If you want more basic info: https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/08/otc-nyse-nasdaq.asp
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FLY4BUX
FLY4BUX Jan. 22 at 2:56 PM
$SYAXD FWIW I appreciate Blazerfan123’s efforts to get the word out on the ELVR ADR. But I’m trying to keep the confusion to a minimum on this security which has been huge given the merger, reverse split, name change and addition to the NASDAQ. First…. regarding the comment about pink sheet stocks being hard to trade. At face value there is truth to this basic statement but there is more to the story. Essentially your SYAXF stocks are OTC ( over the counter ) common shares TRADED OFF AN EXCHANGE. So yes they will appear hard to trade IN THAT STATUS (pink ). So simply put, at some point you will have to CONVERT TO EXCHANGE TRADED SHARES. And yes the ADR he mentions is one option. This puts you on the US NASDAQ and your shares are underwritten by NYB Mellon. BUT….. and heres the important part. You can also have your broker convert your shares directly to ASX exchange shares at any time. And the ASX is the actual exchange for ELVR. So you can get ROI either way.
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Blazerfan123
Blazerfan123 Jan. 15 at 7:23 PM
$SYAXD ATTENTION ☆☆☆ Anyone holding SYAXD needs to read this. In February your shares will convert back to SYAXF and will be put on pink status. Ive owned shares with pink status and they do not trade very well. Im just trying to get the word out. Ive started the conversation process this morning with Fidelity and it can take up to 10 days to convert. I hope this will help everyone out.
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Blazerfan123
Blazerfan123 Jan. 15 at 6:50 PM
$SYAXD @PlainWayne
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skatercorpse
skatercorpse Jan. 12 at 11:14 PM
$SYAXD https://finance.yahoo.com/news/elevra-lithium-announces-accelerated-nal-211000910.html
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Conjugation
Conjugation Jan. 12 at 1:07 AM
$SYAXD https://api.investi.com.au/api/announcements/elv/62ef775e-cfe.pdf
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Maximus666
Maximus666 Jan. 9 at 1:28 AM
$ELVR $SYAXD $RMRDF $GRLVF Clearly this was good, 2026 will be a massive year and I would add all these equities if you don’t own yet. I added a little more recently.
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Blazerfan123
Blazerfan123 Jan. 9 at 12:20 AM
$ELVR $SYAXD Has anyone transferred shares Fidelity? If so how much did they charge to transfer them?
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Conjugation
Conjugation Jan. 7 at 1:04 PM
$SYAXD I am. Schwab is still awaitng verification that BMNY will do the ADR without fees
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Blazerfan123
Blazerfan123 Jan. 6 at 6:27 PM
$SYAXD Anyone trading their shares here for ELVR? Im trying to figure out the best option for us? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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Conjugation
Conjugation Jan. 4 at 12:16 AM
$SYAXD Anyone with schwab tried to DO the free ADR?
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Conjugation
Conjugation Dec. 31 at 12:49 PM
$SYAXD Who is going to go ADR? https://www.elevra.com/investors/adr-program-faqs/
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Conjugation
Conjugation Dec. 23 at 2:48 PM
$SYAXD
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Conjugation
Conjugation Dec. 9 at 7:40 PM
$SYAXD Anyone have schwab? It appears the purchase price after the merger is larger than it should be. Mine says $4.65 Am I missing something?
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Blazerfan123
Blazerfan123 Dec. 9 at 1:30 AM
$SYAXD ELVR is up $4.X today and we're red. It might be better to convert our shares
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FLY4BUX
FLY4BUX Nov. 26 at 3:23 PM
$SYAXD FWIW I went all in and bought a boatload when Sayona was at the bottom. This was to bring my DCA way down as I still believed in the company; I just had to adjust my time window. I am staying put with OTC. I am not trying to dissuade anyone from converting. It’s a personal decision. My reason for staying is that bottomline, Elevra is an ASX stock. The ADR shares have to be bought and bundled off this exchange to be listed on the Nasdaq. Banks don’t do this as a service, there are fees attached. I intend to sell my current shares in the future in big blocks. My broker will charge a fee for each block to convert the OTC shares and then sell directly on the ASX. IMO the ASX is where the actual volume is. Therefore I base my share value on the ASX price in AUD, not the OTC or ADR price.
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Blazerfan123
Blazerfan123 Nov. 24 at 2:44 AM
$SYAXD Who is converting to adr? Why.
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Conjugation
Conjugation Nov. 21 at 5:21 PM
$SYAXD Whats the risk of just keeping $SYAXD
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ImTC
ImTC Nov. 21 at 4:39 PM
$SYAXD Next earnings report should be nice?
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ArtBarf
ArtBarf Nov. 21 at 12:53 AM
$SYAXD ATTENTION!! https://x.com/elevralithium/status/1991666734273802382?s=46
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