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Although I'm very familiar with this conversation thanks to Keith Neumeyer discussing it multiple times...but I've never really looked into it.

Elon Musk has allegedly flirted with the idea of buying silver mines:

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Here are some more:

- *Samsung*: Partners with Pan American Silver to secure silver supply for electronics production.

- *Tesla*: Partners with Wheaton Precious Metals

- *Sony*: Partners with Sumitomo Mining.

- *LG*: Partners with Korea Zinc.

And it looks like HP, Dell and Panasonic have also made direct partnerships with mines for the supply of Silver and other metals.


It's going to be exciting when all of these companies begin fighting over scraps. Things will get very interesting, very quick.
 
And it doesn't stop there:

- *Microsoft*: Partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics manufacturing.

- *Google*: Has agreements with mining companies to ensure a stable supply of silver for their electronics production.

- *Amazon*: Also partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics manufacturing.

- *Lenovo*: Partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics production.

- *Asus*: Has agreements with mining companies to ensure a stable supply of silver for their electronics manufacturing.

- *Foxconn*: Partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics manufacturing.

- *Huawei*: Has agreements with mining companies to ensure a stable supply of silver for their electronics production.

- *Xiaomi*: Partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics manufacturing.

- *Cisco Systems*: Has agreements with mining companies to ensure a stable supply of silver for their electronics production.


Some notable mining companies that partner with these electronics producers include:

- *Glencore*:
- *BHP*:
- *Antofagasta*: .
- *Hochschild Mining*:
- *Polymetal International*:
- *Coeur Mining*:
- *First Majestic Silver*:
- *MAG Silver*:
 
And it doesn't stop there:

- *Microsoft*: Partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics manufacturing.

- *Google*: Has agreements with mining companies to ensure a stable supply of silver for their electronics production.

- *Amazon*: Also partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics manufacturing.

- *Lenovo*: Partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics production.

- *Asus*: Has agreements with mining companies to ensure a stable supply of silver for their electronics manufacturing.

- *Foxconn*: Partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics manufacturing.

- *Huawei*: Has agreements with mining companies to ensure a stable supply of silver for their electronics production.

- *Xiaomi*: Partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics manufacturing.

- *Cisco Systems*: Has agreements with mining companies to ensure a stable supply of silver for their electronics production.


Some notable mining companies that partner with these electronics producers include:

- *Glencore*:
- *BHP*:
- *Antofagasta*: .
- *Hochschild Mining*:
- *Polymetal International*:
- *Coeur Mining*:
- *First Majestic Silver*:
- *MAG Silver*:

Stop posting this. You're making me buy more.

I just brought a Monster Box of maples, and a bunch more.

I haven't told my wife yet.

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Stop posting this. You're making me buy more.

I just brought a Monster Box of maples, and a bunch more.

I haven't told my wife yet.

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Stop posting this. You're making me buy more.

I just brought a Monster Box of maples, and a bunch more.

I haven't told my wife yet.

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You know what's weird about the partnerships these tech companies are having with mines? Most of them appear to be buying concentrate, rather than doré bars, so they'd have go through all these additional steps to send it to a refiner to produce a usable product. It shows how desperate they are to ensure they get a steady supply, and how the market wouldn't be able to accommodate them otherwise.
 
You know what's weird about the partnerships these tech companies are having with mines? Most of them appear to be buying concentrate, rather than doré bars, so they'd have go through all these additional steps to send it to a refiner to produce a usable product. It shows how desperate they are to ensure they get a steady supply, and how the market wouldn't be able to accommodate them otherwise.
Old news china has been doing it for ages.
 
No worries just keeping you up to date 😉
No, you're not. In fact, in the past decade the amount of tech companies forming partnerships with mines to secure supply is unprecedented. All you did was conflate China with global tech companies and pretend they were the same thing.
 
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