AVZ Discussion 2022

hedrox

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Must be a frikken Chinese hacker trying to turn around ISCID proceedings...:devilish:
 
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TheCount

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mikejoho

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Ha!...if only that Clerk knew the amount of hypothesizing, angst, retorts, finger pointing, name-calling, hooting and ...tolating, caused by this error on HC. He should be promoted!
 
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BRICK

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Oh well, new t shirts for this years AGM?

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Spikerama

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Nearly got 20 million folks. Good for legal battles. Let's see if we can double it.

 
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Pokok

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Nearly got 20 million folks. Good for legal battles. Let's see if we can double it.

20 million what ? might as well be peanuts and then lucky to get 1/4 brown bag full
 
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wombat74

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Oh well, new t shirts for this years AGM?

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Gee that would be an interesting AGM . A room full of SH that now know they have lost all their money after being f--ked around for 2 and half years .
 
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Scoota30

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Nearly got 20 million folks. Good for legal battles. Let's see if we can double it.

$30M AUD - why are we not stopping the clock and asking for it to be paid out now? It puts more pressure on them and if for some reason it got paid to us (IDGAF if its via Zijin), it would help fund us. Why continue to let it roll? If we negotiate a deal, you can be sure this "fine" vanishes from existence.
 
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CHB

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$30M AUD - why are we not stopping the clock and asking for it to be paid out now? It puts more pressure on them and if for some reason it got paid to us (IDGAF if its via Zijin), it would help fund us. Why continue to let it roll? If we negotiate a deal, you can be sure this "fine" vanishes from existence.
I wondered the same thing.

I actually thought someone had said that we would only get paid at the end of the cases and that we couldn't just get it paid out when we want.

Not sure if accurate or not.
 
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tonster66

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That clock has been set by us on TSE, there has been no judgement by the ICC as far as I am aware
 
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Scoota30

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We have to request enforcement of the injunction to receive payment - but then the clock stops ticking and we get paid whatever the amount is.
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Nearly got 20 million folks. Good for legal battles. Let's see if we can double it.

20 million what ? might as well be peanuts and then lucky to get 1/4 brown bag full
$30M AUD - why are we not stopping the clock and asking for it to be paid out now? It puts more pressure on them and if for some reason it got paid to us (IDGAF if its via Zijin), it would help fund us. Why continue to let it roll? If we negotiate a deal, you can be sure this "fine" vanishes from existence.
That clock has been set by us on TSE, there has been no judgement by the ICC as far as I am aware
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Doc

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Scoota30

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My wall at home now has a hole in it from me banging my head against it.... Maybe i am interpretting it wrong because i didn't attend Tsinghua University School of Law but it doesn't fill me with confidence that any actual enforcement will occur from their own emergency injunctions. What is the point of a court of law if they can't even enforce their own injuctions that they have jurisdiction over??

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wombat74

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My wall at home now has a hole in it from me banging my head against it.... Maybe i am interpretting it wrong because i didn't attend Tsinghua University School of Law but it doesn't fill me with confidence that any actual enforcement will occur from their own emergency injunctions. What is the point of a court of law if they can't even enforce their own injuctions that they have jurisdiction over??

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Yeh it's a wet f--king blanket .
 
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Frank

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Deal between USA and Gecamines/Japan is a significant deal - no way USA is going to build the Lobito Corridor if Zijin is the beneficiary?

Thanks for Sharing Franck I shared it across on crapper hope you don't mind

To add, I see where,

Ivanhoe, Trafigura to be first users of Lobito Atlantic Railway Corridor

Canada’s Ivanhoe Mines and commodities trader Trafigura inked on Wednesday deals to transport copper by rail from the Democratic Republic of Congo to neighbouring Angola’s port of Lobito.
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The agreements make the companies the first long-term users of the Lobito Atlantic railway corridor, an initiative backed by the US government as part of its stated ambition to challenge China’s dominance of critical raw materials.

The Biden administration has commited $250 million to revitalize the century-old rail line linking key African mines to the Atlantic Ocean port of Lobito.

It is also funding a study to connect the railway into Zambia, as part of another project expected to cost $1.6 billion.


The agreement with Ivanhoe gives it the right to transport between 120,000 and 240,000 tonnes of blister-anode or concentrate per year from Kamoa-Kakula along the Lobito Corridor.

It outlines a minimum term for the agreement of five years starting in 2025, following a ramp-up year in 2024.

Ivanhoe sent in January a trial shipment of copper concentrate from its Kamoa-Kakula copper complex in the DRC to the port of Lobito using the new railway.


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The deals inked Wednesday extend the initial trial shipments, announced in August last year, with up to a further 10,000 tonnes to be transported along the Lobito Corridor this year.

“The transformative economic corridor will unlock more copper projects due to the lower logistical costs,” Ivanhoe Mines’ founder and executive co-chairman, Robert Friedland, said in a statement.

“Cheaper logistics increase the amount of economically recoverable copper across the Copperbelt, as cut-off grades can be lowered.”

The Lobito Atlantic Railway consortium, comprising Trafigura, Mota-Engil and Vecturis, was awarded in 2022 a 30-year concession for the operation, management and maintenance of both the rail line and the port.

“Trafigura has now signed a term sheet over a minimum term of six years, supporting the consortium’s aim to grow the volumes on the corridor so that it becomes the leading rail transport link in sub-Saharan Africa,”
the group’s chairman and chief executive, Jeremy Weir, said.

Trafigura’s allocation of export capacity on the Lobito Atlantic Railway will be up to 450,000 tonnes per annum from 2025, it said in a separate statement.

According to the commodities trader, the Lobito Atlantic Railway concessionaires have plans to increase the export capacity of the line to one million tonnes per year by 2030.

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Food for thought :unsure:

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Frank

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*Speaking of all things Lithium Battery / African Mining & Zambia related, where

The Biden administration has commited $250 million to revitalize the century-old rail line linking key African mines to the Atlantic Ocean port of Lobito.

It is also funding a study to connect the railway into Zambia, as part of another project expected to cost $1.6 billion.


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Jonnno won't let go or let you get away with this shit !

He has a Bone to Pick with You 🐶


We all do :rolleyes:


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Doc

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My wall at home now has a hole in it from me banging my head against it.... Maybe i am interpretting it wrong because i didn't attend Tsinghua University School of Law but it doesn't fill me with confidence that any actual enforcement will occur from their own emergency injunctions. What is the point of a court of law if they can't even enforce their own injuctions that they have jurisdiction over??

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There’s a few milestones coming up for us that the other side would be waiting on. Firstly will the ASX delist AVZ, secondly will AVZ get the 20m funding?
They will delay delay delay until we in such a big f’ing hole they'll try to get at cents on the dollar imo.
 
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Mr_Tones83

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How can they get away with posting this kind of garbage? It's just like spitting in the face of ICC proceedings.

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SilentOne

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There’s a few milestones coming up for us that the other side would be waiting on. Firstly will the ASX delist AVZ, secondly will AVZ get the 20m funding?
They will delay delay delay until we in such a big f’ing hole we’ll give it away at cents on the dollar imo.
Mate you are not helpful at all - this game has yet to play out.


Wait for the rulings - SilentOne
 
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