AVZ Discussion 2022

wombat74

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Yeah that is how it usually happens when a stock is currently trading when the take over is announced. It's just an unusual way for AVZ to word the previous announcement if that is their intention.

Not saying you are wrong and if a take over offer is announced trading again would be my preference as it would likely open at the offer price and provide opportunity for other bids.

I can't recall or find through searching any examples of this scenario for other companies having a take over while suspended. AVZ obviously wouldn't be bound to follow the same path but does anyone else know of a similar case?
Sorry I was thinking more along the lines of Trading Halts . In AVZ's case it's a self imposed suspension . Why wouldn't it trade again and let the share price take advantage of the offer . Could spark more offers . Added bonus it will burn shorters and Boatman to a cinder . If I was Nigel I would want to inflict as much pain on shorters as I could .
 
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Samus

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Another bozo yanking our chain ?
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Thrasher going to get a good thrashing 😅
 
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Sorry I was thinking more along the lines of Trading Halts . In AVZ's case it's a self imposed suspension . Why wouldn't it trade again and let the share price take advantage of the offer . Could spark more offers . Added bonus it will burn shorters and Boatman to a cinder . If I was Nigel I would want to inflict as much pain on shorters as I cou
TO would be because AVZ has no way of getting the mine up and running. Out played. IMO.

China wins.
 

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TO would be because AVZ has no way of getting the mine up and running. Out played. IMO.

China wins.
I don't think any of the relevant actors will allow china to control this asset.
 
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WTF is this talk of TOs and giving up all except Roche Dure? Where has this crap come from? CDL is critical to our ability to blend for higher grade and for extended minelife. TO, only if you want to close out on a crap multiple of what a working mine would be at this stage.
A little patience goes a long way here.
 
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Winenut

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TO would be because AVZ has no way of getting the mine up and running. Out played. IMO.

China wins.
DRC loses....
 
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cruiser51

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Is that simon cong with the glasses? Or JFMK?
The one on his knees seems to be squinting, could be caused by an experience, or a permanent feature.
They say, in communication, specifically watch the body language. It explains a lot. 😇🤣
 
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Just going back to my previous thoughts on CAMI splitting off CDL north, in light of what @Winenut dug up from the DRC mining code with regard to relinquishing 50% of unconverted exploration (PR) permits, it feels as though we're destined to lose at least some of CDL aren't we?

If we can't satisfy Dept of Mines that we're going to mine the lease, we lose 50%, which is what we've seen with the two wholly-owned tenements (as per the note in the Full Year Stat Accounts).

I wonder if this was short sighted play by Nigel...
 
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Samus

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Just going back to my previous thoughts on CAMI splitting off CDL north, in light of what @Winenut dug up from the DRC mining code with regard to relinquishing 50% of unconverted exploration (PR) permits, it feels as though we're destined to lose at least some of CDL aren't we?

If we can't satisfy Dept of Mines that we're going to mine the lease, we lose 50%, which is what we've seen with the two wholly-owned tenements (as per the note in the Full Year Stat Accounts).

I wonder if this was short sighted play by Nigel...
Monumental fuck up if that's the case. But you wouldn't expect the explored lease to be split either. More like the corrupted cun#s saw an opportunity to embezzle more money from the same tenement.
If this @JFMK twit is real it seems to back up the theory somewhat.
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Who knows...
 
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wombat74

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Just going back to my previous thoughts on CAMI splitting off CDL north, in light of what @Winenut dug up from the DRC mining code with regard to relinquishing 50% of unconverted exploration (PR) permits, it feels as though we're destined to lose at least some of CDL aren't we?

If we can't satisfy Dept of Mines that we're going to mine the lease, we lose 50%, which is what we've seen with the two wholly-owned tenements (as per the note in the Full Year Stat Accounts).

I wonder if this was short sighted play by Nigel...
I'm sure if Nigel could go back in time he would have punched more holes into CDL . A Billion tonnes at Roche Dure will have to do plus what ever bit of CDL we have which someone mentioned previously would still be a around 200mil tonne . Pack it up with a big ribbon around it and flog it to RIO $2.50 - $3 .
 
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Just going back to my previous thoughts on CAMI splitting off CDL north, in light of what @Winenut dug up from the DRC mining code with regard to relinquishing 50% of unconverted exploration (PR) permits, it feels as though we're destined to lose at least some of CDL aren't we?

If we can't satisfy Dept of Mines that we're going to mine the lease, we lose 50%, which is what we've seen with the two wholly-owned tenements (as per the note in the Full Year Stat Accounts).

I wonder if this was short sighted play by Nigel...
Do you really think this way? 13359 was one tenement and AVZ did put all the effort to explore it. So it is different story with the other 100% own tenement, which was unexplored.

In my opinion, sooner or latter, justice will come and AVZ will shine, because this project is too significant. Any illegal play or corruption will be revealed eventually because it is monster of Lithium - the hottest metal in the next few decades.
 
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j.l

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Do you really think this way? 13359 was one tenement and AVZ did put all the effort to explore it. So it is different story with the other 100% own tenement, which was unexplored.

In my opinion, sooner or latter, justice will come and AVZ will shine, because this project is too significant. Any illegal play or corruption will be revealed eventually because it is monster of Lithium - the hottest metal in the next few decades.
I'm just speculating and trying to put some pieces together. In the absence of any real info that's all we can do. Not saying it's right or fair or anything else (other than incredibly frustrating of course!)
 
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Do you really think this way? 13359 was one tenement and AVZ did put all the effort to explore it. So it is different story with the other 100% own tenement, which was unexplored.

In my opinion, sooner or latter, justice will come and AVZ will shine, because this project is too significant. Any illegal play or corruption will be revealed eventually because it is monster of Lithium - the hottest metal in the next few decades.

But did we fully explore it? Objectively, we have only really proven up to JORC standards a small area of the wider tenement. I can see the reasoning behind government being unwilling to include a vast unexplored area into an exploitation licence, and for it instead to be assigned a seperate new exploreration permit.

Would that represent a shakedown to cut 50% of that exploration tenement out of our allotment, thus opening up the lucrative opportunity to ransom it off to the highest bidder? Sure. But I can somewhat see where its coming from.

Under the Mining Act where it says we have to give up 50% area of the territory under any 'extension' of the exploration permit, would that be 50% of the territory that was carved off from the original 13359? Do we get to choose the territory we keep, like you can in similar circumstances in Australia? If we could asking our remaining exploration territory we could focus on the main pegmatite trail. Questions abound.

Just thoughts anyway
 
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Who benefits from Vidiye Tshimanga's shenanigans? Who benefits from the provisional release of the Vidiye? Will the judicial inquiry be truly independent? Will the judicial investigation continue and lead to a trial? The people will not accept one more travesty.”
 
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There's another parody going on. The CEO of #CAMI Mr Jean-Felix Mupande
@JFMK
defies an order to issue the Mining Permit to
@AvzMinerals
for #ManonoLithium because he is acting for the Chinese looters of #ZijinMining & Simon Cong. Who will bring this man to justice?
@USTreasury

The guy Is a self proclaimed alpha dog ; eventually there's only one way for disobedient, stubborn dog to be death with
 
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