AVZ Discussion 2022
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Yeah mate exactly.
Be kind, people are going through a harrowing experience, what might be an annoying unexpected wait for some, might be the most harrowing experience of others lives.
Stress builds up quietly, then everyone snaps.
I've certainly made my fair share of fuckwit posts on here over the last 2 years.
Frank
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According to Global Arbitration Review (GAR) today, Spain's Telefónica won US$380 million in damages plus interest in an ICSID claim against Colombia over the reversion of assets relating to its telecoms concession.
The back story to this arbitration is:
• In 2018, Telefónica filed an ICSID claim against Colombia over 2017 government measures that required the company to make payments, which Telefónica argued violated a Spain-Colombia investment protection agreement.
• The dispute centered on the unfair reversion of assets in a telecoms concession where Telefónica had invested significantly over decades.
• In October 2024, the ICSID tribunal ruled in favor of Telefónica, awarding the company $380 million plus interest, marking the largest investment arbitration award against Colombia to date.
This arbitration took a total of six years, which indicates that ICSID arbitrations need not take decades.
globalarbitrationreview.com
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F
The back story to this arbitration is:
• In 2018, Telefónica filed an ICSID claim against Colombia over 2017 government measures that required the company to make payments, which Telefónica argued violated a Spain-Colombia investment protection agreement.
• The dispute centered on the unfair reversion of assets in a telecoms concession where Telefónica had invested significantly over decades.
• In October 2024, the ICSID tribunal ruled in favor of Telefónica, awarding the company $380 million plus interest, marking the largest investment arbitration award against Colombia to date.
This arbitration took a total of six years, which indicates that ICSID arbitrations need not take decades.
Telefónica wins ICSID award against Colombia
Spain's Telefónica says it has won US$380 million in damages in an ICSID claim against Colombia over the reversion of assets relating to a telecoms concession.
globalarbitrationreview.com
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F
Lucas Don Velor
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This is great news, another road block down! The DRC, US and Gertler have been in a stalemate for years...Interesting news
RDC: Bye Bye Dan Gertler - MINES.CD - Premier média congolais du secteur minier
S’exprimant le jeudi 14 novembre 2024 aux Hydrocarbures House organisés en marge de la dixième édition du forum Makutano, le Ministre des Hydrocarbures Molendo Sakombi a annoncé une étape majeure pour la République Démocratique du Congo (RDC) : le retrait imminent de l’homme d’affaires israélien...mines.cd
So god willing, by May 2028 , AVZ may get a pay out.According to Global Arbitration Review (GAR) today, Spain's Telefónica won US$380 million in damages plus interest in an ICSID claim against Colombia over the reversion of assets relating to its telecoms concession.
The back story to this arbitration is:
• In 2018, Telefónica filed an ICSID claim against Colombia over 2017 government measures that required the company to make payments, which Telefónica argued violated a Spain-Colombia investment protection agreement.
• The dispute centered on the unfair reversion of assets in a telecoms concession where Telefónica had invested significantly over decades.
• In October 2024, the ICSID tribunal ruled in favor of Telefónica, awarding the company $380 million plus interest, marking the largest investment arbitration award against Colombia to date.
This arbitration took a total of six years, which indicates that ICSID arbitrations need not take decades.
Telefónica wins ICSID award against Colombia
Spain's Telefónica says it has won US$380 million in damages in an ICSID claim against Colombia over the reversion of assets relating to a telecoms concession.
Cheers
F
Arbitration proceedings have been suspended since the 7th. Maybe time for some sort of update on our hard earned - good or bad!
Awarded yes ,Paid lets see about that
Your constant negativity is tiresome. I understand that you may / probably are hurting financially but give it a rest. 2 things are going to happen….
1) You get your money back and some
2) you loose it all. …( along with the rest of us)
Till then chill.
Before the agm I’m sureArbitration proceedings have been suspended since the 7th. Maybe time for some sort of update on our hard earned - good or bad!
easy to say, harder to do when under financial stress which many are.
Thanks to 8horse who posted this on GLN in the black hole.
Always thought that his opinions were worth listening to.
Bit of a ramble, and his English isn't fantastic, but I think you'll get the drift
Enjoy:
I don't expect lithium price to skyrocket like last time, but should return to a more reasonable price level. I have to admit Goldman Sachs forecast on lithium price is by and large accurate, although their numbers on demand and supply are not accurate. Goldman Sachs forecast lithium price to bottom out next year.
Last cycle, high cost miners were forced to shut down due to financial difficulties (bankruptcy); this time, high cost mines started to shut down, started with Finniss, CATL's Jianxiawo lepidolite mine, Mt Cattlin, and Bikita was partially halted petalite mining...
Most of the cut production lines are small, but supply will reduce, most importantly, these are sending a signal to the market, lithium price would stay low, and discourage lithium investment thus reduce future lithium supply to rebalance the lithium market.
Also, global lithium demand was around 400kt LCE in 2020, but now is growing to around 1.2 million tons LCE in 2024. China lepidolite production in 2024, would be around 150kt LCE which would be significantly less than Goldman Sachs' forecast of 252kt LCE. For African lithium production, all up (Zimbabwe, Mali, Ethiopia), are maximum up to 144kt LCE in 2024 (this includes 20kt LCE for Goulamina: Gangfeng said Goulamina will be in production by end of 2024, so 20kt LCE for 2024 is very optimistic, imo).
Global demand for lithium is growing faster, it would be surprising if the global lithium demand doubles over next 3 years. Then current this big mines (say 500kt spodumene pa), would be a medium size mine.
Another factor, low lithium price will increase demand from energy storage sector, as well as help electric car sales as lower car price. Every bull last around 2 years, similar to downturn, also last around 2 to 3 years. Iron ore price cycles are a very good example as many similarities between iron ore and lithium, both mainly driven by China and China is highly depending on import. China annual car sales are 30m units, largest car market in the planet,
NEV penetration rate just passes 50%, likely to achieve over 90% by 2030.
Also, global lithium demand for 2025, increment demand is much higher than 2023, 2024, is likely to jump to 1.5 - 1.6 million tons LCE. That's about 4 times of the 2020's market size.
Always thought that his opinions were worth listening to.
Bit of a ramble, and his English isn't fantastic, but I think you'll get the drift
Enjoy:
I don't expect lithium price to skyrocket like last time, but should return to a more reasonable price level. I have to admit Goldman Sachs forecast on lithium price is by and large accurate, although their numbers on demand and supply are not accurate. Goldman Sachs forecast lithium price to bottom out next year.
Last cycle, high cost miners were forced to shut down due to financial difficulties (bankruptcy); this time, high cost mines started to shut down, started with Finniss, CATL's Jianxiawo lepidolite mine, Mt Cattlin, and Bikita was partially halted petalite mining...
Most of the cut production lines are small, but supply will reduce, most importantly, these are sending a signal to the market, lithium price would stay low, and discourage lithium investment thus reduce future lithium supply to rebalance the lithium market.
Also, global lithium demand was around 400kt LCE in 2020, but now is growing to around 1.2 million tons LCE in 2024. China lepidolite production in 2024, would be around 150kt LCE which would be significantly less than Goldman Sachs' forecast of 252kt LCE. For African lithium production, all up (Zimbabwe, Mali, Ethiopia), are maximum up to 144kt LCE in 2024 (this includes 20kt LCE for Goulamina: Gangfeng said Goulamina will be in production by end of 2024, so 20kt LCE for 2024 is very optimistic, imo).
Global demand for lithium is growing faster, it would be surprising if the global lithium demand doubles over next 3 years. Then current this big mines (say 500kt spodumene pa), would be a medium size mine.
Another factor, low lithium price will increase demand from energy storage sector, as well as help electric car sales as lower car price. Every bull last around 2 years, similar to downturn, also last around 2 to 3 years. Iron ore price cycles are a very good example as many similarities between iron ore and lithium, both mainly driven by China and China is highly depending on import. China annual car sales are 30m units, largest car market in the planet,
NEV penetration rate just passes 50%, likely to achieve over 90% by 2030.
Also, global lithium demand for 2025, increment demand is much higher than 2023, 2024, is likely to jump to 1.5 - 1.6 million tons LCE. That's about 4 times of the 2020's market size.
RHyNO
Regular
8 horse is the horse I rode in on. Smart dude. Sold out at 50c I believe
BRICK
Where’s Zeebot 😶🌫️
Looking forward to my payout after legal fees and costs totaling 48c
cruiser51
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So what is Zijin going to do with all that stolen lithium??
Are they going to continue to invest in Manono plus its infrastructure?
It looks like Xi and cohorts are not exactly happy chappies.
Fuck the cunts.
The west has woken up to what we already knew, one can't do business with crooks.
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