Only one?Seems like it might be Zijin's turn with the pineapple
Zijin and the Princess not to be trusted.How the hell can you trust Zijin after what took place.
Why is the current minister of Portfolio, who accommodated this corrupt deal chairing the meeting like everything is honky dory??
Don't people including the minister understand that they are admitting that they operated in a corrupt way and should not be seen any way near Dathcom, Manono and Lithium?
Why accept an offer and become JV partners with a mob, who stated in their annual report that they would outmanoeuvre AVZ?
In my entire life I have never seen anything like this.
What a bunch of unbelievable idiots.
The 15% of Dathcom is not in an auction.
Zijin offered US$33 million, AVZ Made much more superior offer.
Nice try, just fuck off.
Well saidCan’t believe that people even consider Zigin being on board after the corruption we’ve just gone through. It’s taken months of shareholders here and on other forums digging up and sharing information (along with the IGF) to counteract the corruption, not to mention the money it’s cost us to pay lawyers etc…. are some of you seriously suggesting having them on board WTF, some seem to have forgotten the hell all AVZ shareholders have gone through that’s been expressed here and on other forums. And don’t forget all the fake media releases those sus Chinese monkeys have passed on to the media companies like Bloomberg etc. There’s been recent information on new infrastructure proposals by Zambia and Tanzania with the DRC, what the fuck is wrong with those people even considering these fucken arseholes Zigin should get anything but fucked in the arse, f@*€ me
Yeah I wonder... What's to stop Zijin coming back with a heaps better offer and tying up AVZ in a "first refusal"? Presumably they've got more coin than AVZ can summon.Offer a new deal?![]()
Zijin made an offer of US$33 million, illegally, AVZ made legally a fair and far superior offer.Yeah I wonder... What's to stop Xijin coming back with a heaps better offer and tying up AVZ in a "first refusal"? Presumably they've got more coin than AVZ can summon.
Crossing fingers for a clean finish to this!
Just curious.Zijin made an offer of US$33 million, illegally, AVZ made legally a fair and far superior offer.
What does the princess and Zijin try now??
An Auction, after a fraudulent manoeuvre costing everybody including the DRC and AVZ millions of dollars?
Why aren't these clowns locked up in jail?
Good point, yet I suspect the two previous offers will not be compared or assumed as formal under the pre-emptive rights for the additional 15%.Like Cruiser said, Zijin have made their offer and AVZ have made theirs.
It means that AVZ have the right to match/better any offer that another party make. There is no set price. AVZ match it or walk away from the 15%Correct me if I am wrong (I know you will) but doesn't AVZ have the first right of refusal? This suggest that Cominiere puts a price on the 15% which AVZ can either take it or leave it.
I am sure that Nigel has stated in ANN's that they have been working with the government to gain the extra 15%. So, the cost for the 15% that Nigel has mentioned could be what has been agreed upon.
We shall see. IMO only.
*To Remind, Toot Toot - Tanzania here we come, as
Bilateral cooperation DRC - Tanzania: Felix Tshisekedi expected in Dar-Es-Salam
President Félix Tshisekedi is expected in the coming days in Tanzania, according to a press release from the Presidency of the Republic published this Friday, August 19.
Indeed, at the end of the 42nd Sadc summit held from August 17 to 18 in Kinshasa, Tanzania expressed its intention to strengthen bilateral cooperation in several areas with the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Present at these meetings, the President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Samia Suluhu Hassan, extended her stay in Kinshasa for an official visit to her counterpart Félix Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo.
Received at the City of the African Union in a face-to-face meeting of nearly four hours, President Suluhu Hassan revealed the areas in which the two countries would like to collaborate closely.
These are the areas of trade, investment, infrastructure, finance, energy, education, defence, security and immigration.
According to the joint communiqué which sanctioned their meeting, "the two Heads of State stressed the importance of infrastructure development projects and the need to increase cooperation in the construction of road and rail infrastructure in order to further facilitate trade. between the two countries."
In this regard, the two Heads of State welcomed the progress of the road project from Dar-Es-Salam to Mwanza and Kigoma,
which will connect the DRC and Burundi through Musongati, Bujumbura, Uvira and up to Kindu, they said.
In the financial field, Tshisekedi and his counterpart from Tanzania noted with satisfaction the imminent opening of the Tanzanian Bank CRDB in Lubumbashi and Kinshasa.
Experts from both countries are working hard on the agreements which will be signed soon in Tanzania in the presence of the two Heads of State.
In the meantime, the third meeting of the Permanent Mixed Commission is convened in mid-September to discuss the effective implementation of the agreed areas of cooperation.
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