AVZ Discussion 2022

[Juba1845]

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take it easy mate

You are a close second .

 

[John25]

Well things do change don't they. The weak leaders in Africa or should I say corrupt leaders like their brown paper bags and the Europeans have shown no interest in investing there. What this means is they don't give a damn about their starving population. Of course I could be wrong but the signs are not looking good at present.

BUT Geo you bang on WE have the BEST BoD on the ASX plus 2 are in the top 10 highest paid WTF

 

[Rediah]

Just a little confusing with your comment on crapper around midday today stating you understand BOD are making good progress.

I can’t imagine things in the DRC would change that dramatically within 6 hours on a weekend.

Simple.

 

[John25]

Well things do change don't they. The weak leaders in Africa or should I say corrupt leaders like their brown paper bags and the Europeans have shown no interest in investing there. What this means is they don't give a damn about their starving population. Of course I could be wrong but the signs are not looking good at present.

 

[Onthefm]

Well things do change don't they. The weak leaders in Africa or should I say corrupt leaders like their brown paper bags and the Europeans have shown no interest in investing there. What this means is they don't give a damn about their starving population. Of course I could be wrong but the signs are not looking good at present.

Well mate atleast you can sleep well knowing the best bod on the asx is also have the best remunerated. And are still on full pay while we fight court cases all over the globe. They Must be sensational lawers as well. Mmm Clever mob of bastards.

 

[Thunderpony]

Why did the AVZ shareholders start a comedy club?

Because they were tired of waiting for the mining license and decided they needed some "ore"iginal entertainment while they waited for an outcome!

 

[Scoota30]

LookWell things do change don't they. The weak leaders in Africa or should I say corrupt leaders like their brown paper bags and the Europeans have shown no interest in investing there. What this means is they don't give a damn about their starving population. Of course I could be wrong but the signs are not looking good at present.

Have you only just put your glasses on for the first time in 12 months? Things haven't looked good since the suspension.

 

[Onthefm]

Have you only just put your glasses on for the first time in 12 months? Things haven't looked good since the suspension.

Since they refused to adjust the buy price by 50 mill. Which to me seems cheap now.

 

[wombat74]

All we can hope for is we get our money back via a takeover.

"I am happy with my investment in the DRC and confident it will do ok for me as I invested small change"- geo-au

 

[Samus]

Meanwhile from the twits:

 

[geo_au]

This is a part of Franks post that took me off guard.

Julien Paluku called on China to join the major pan-African project to install a first manufacturing plant for batteries and electric vehicles in the province of Haut-Katanga, because, according to him, the DRC has strategic minerals to ensure the global energy transition.

 

[Xerof]

This is a part of Franks post that took me off guard.

Julien Paluku called on China to join the major pan-African project to install a first manufacturing plant for batteries and electric vehicles in the province of Haut-Katanga, because, according to him, the DRC has strategic minerals to ensure the global energy transition.

Who else will do it? CATL seems a good candidate for that. Zijin are relative noobs in the EV space

But, the current reality I think is NO-ONE wants to build a battery manufacturing plant in the DRC. Zambia might be preferred?

 

[Frank]

At the China-Africa Expo: Paluku unfolds the economic opportunities of the DRC

The Congolese Minister of Industry, Julien Paluku Kahongya spoke on Friday June 30, 2023 at the conference organized on the sidelines of the exhibition. He unfolded the economic opportunities that abound in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The Kinshasa government delegate invited Chinese companies to strengthen their presence in the country of Lumumba, which needs, he demonstrated, their expertise in the industrial sector with the training of a qualified local workforce, but also capital and infrastructure.

Advocating the strengthening of cooperation between China and the DRC, the former governor of North Kivu pleaded for the construction of a strong economic empire with China by involving the development of special economic zones.

Before the Chinese authorities and business leaders interested in the development of Africa, he maintained that thanks to this cooperation, the DRC will be able to locally transform its natural resources in order to create wealth and jobs.

*Yeah, For them it will - That's why it's called a "Win-Win" Wealth & Jobs - When will you wake up to that ffs !!!

Julien Paluku called on China to join the major pan-African project to install a first manufacturing plant for batteries and electric vehicles in the province of Haut-Katanga, because, according to him, the DRC has strategic minerals to ensure the global energy transition.

On this day when we celebrate the 63ᵉ anniversary of the political independence of our country, we wanted to advocate our economic independence.

And on the second day of these meetings, we talked about the economic opportunities of the DRC by presenting the country as a giant in the middle of Africa, with 100 million inhabitants and consumers.

All these opportunities are described in the Industrialization Master Plan (PDI) namely the roads, railways, ports and also the special economic zones which constitute the main components of the industrialization of our country, declared the Minister of Industry following his speech.

In addition to the educational presentation by Minister Paluku, several speeches by Chinese officials and economic operators as well as African ministers were enriching.

This second day was devoted to several panels including the one on the promotion and deepening of economic and trade cooperation between Hunan and Africa.

A strong delegation from the DRC participates in this work as guest of honor at the Exhibition.

A vast stand of more than 300 square meters was made available to the country of Tshisekedi for the exhibition of its products and services.

Many Congolese economic operators have made the trip to Changsha to present their products and hope to capture markets.

mediacongo


Don't Shoot the Messenger

Who invites the over to the DRC for

Paluku that's who

Just Food for thought

Frank

*Well, well, well, What have we here Julien + CATL + Plant + DRC + Batteries + Developed

*Talk about things that make you go Hmm

 

[Xerof]

*Well, well, well, What have we here Julien + CATL + Plant + DRC + Batteries + Developed

*Talk about things that make you go Hmm



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Well, FMD Frank, I just suggested CATL, and Julien is a step ahead

 

[ptlas]

Well, FMD Frank, I just suggested CATL, and Julien is a step ahead

US$15

 

[Frank]

*Then this from Mines.CD - The Cavalry are coming to Lubumbashi

Well, Maybe they're just thinking about it

 

[Samus]

*Well, well, well, What have we here Julien + CATL + Plant + DRC + Batteries + Developed

*Talk about things that make you go Hmm



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Same place as this @Frank ?
When this happened then died in the ass?

Redirect Notice

www.google.com

Chinese EV battery maker CATL expands overseas investment - Global Times

www.globaltimes.cn

Hope you've been right about Julien

 

[Frank]

Why did the AVZ shareholders start a comedy club?

Because they were tired of waiting for the mining license and decided they needed some "ore"iginal entertainment while they waited for an outcome!

*Speaking of Comedy worthy of an Academy Award for Best Film Editing / Special Achievement Academy Award / Academy Award for Best Short Subject, Comedy

To remind,



www.captiongenerator.com/v/2282957/zijin-find-out-they-can't-steal-manono

 

[Frank]

Well, FMD Frank, I just suggested CATL, and Julien is a step ahead

 

[ptlas]

Not long to wait then.