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• We recently spoke with metals technology startup, Boston Metal (closely held, not covered). • The company is commercializing 'Molten Oxide Electrolysis' (MOE). If successful, important implications for Greener Steel. • MOE could allow direct processing of metal oxides (e.g. iron ore) into high purity metals without reductants. Interesting! Back to top Samba Financial Group: Creating Saudi’s National Champion of Banking • NCB and Samba announce they have signed a binding, all share, merger agreement. Deal still subject to regulatory approvals • Samba's attractive valuation and ability to create significant value post the proposed deal underpin our positive view. Buy • Deal set to create a national champion, the most competitively advantaged bank in the KSA. Double digit EPS accretion by 2023 Back to top National Commercial Bank: Creating Saudi’s National Champion of Banking • NCB and Samba announce they have signed a binding, all share, merger agreement. Deal still subject to regulatory approvals • Deal set to create a national champion, the most competitively advantaged bank in the KSA. Double digit EPS accretion by 2023 • NCB and Samba's attractive valuations and ability to create significant value underpin our positive view on both names.
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