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GO AVZ!!!!
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And I thought you were a streetwise shonky accountant.
Says the man who's first response was "Eeeeewwwww"
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And I thought you were a streetwise shonky accountant.
There is zero reasonable conjecture on Dathomir's 15%
What's your view on Dathomir's 15%?Righto. I see how things are. After lurking for a long time I wanted to finally join a discussion and I get immediately met with hostility.
Also known as FatCatzWelcome back Shane.
I didn't mean that AVZ were unknown to CATH overall. I meant it in the sense that they were unproven for execution and that if manono was important for them strategically then they might not want the risk of having an unproven company develop it. My perspective at the time of the previous TIA was completely opposite and I believed the intentions (of avz) were to leverage that strategic supply to negotiate a good partnership position. Which I believe was a very good outcome for AVZ. I believed the knowledge that CATH brought to the table was of significant value when it came to chemical production and I believed that was necessary to make this project as profitable as possible considering the transport costs. I believe that a part of the process for CATH to partner in the first place they would be privy to the ins and outs of this project and they know better then anyone.AVZ hardly an unknown miner to CATH. There was the 24% - $240 million arrangement between the two companies before Zijin and Comminere started their shit.
Hi Carlos, appreciate the commentary and sharing to date. Lots of thought provoking posts. Thank you.What's your view on Dathomir's 15%?
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So ultimately what you are saying is we need DRC Government support . Wow, absolute genius.Hi Carlos, appreciate the commentary and sharing to date. Lots of thought provoking posts. Thank you.
Regarding your question on Dathomir's 15%. I think the ICC case will go in AVZs favour as it seems like a classic case of buyers remorse and Id like to think they'll see through that. But there could easily be pieces of information that I simply don't know about that raise issues in the case.
I believe that in every scenario we need to have the blessings of the DRC government whether that is through accommodating some requirements I don't know about (e.g. bringing in a more established partner), or whether through pressure from political or legal means. Regardless i believe we need the DRC government blessings to proceed. I believe this because even if we win ICC they could cause all kinds of issues when going to apply those rulings within the country.
It would be reasonable to think the ICC case could start a chain reaction in favour of AVZ, flowing into ICSID. But to be honest based on this new TIA announcement I think a negotiation which includes the blessing from DRC government is more likely and definitely the way to go at this stage. We need their support.
If CATH 'hyperthetically' considered AVZ to be high risk, then the option to purchase 49% of a hydroxide plant doesn't fit that narrative?!Thanks for the reply - you make good points.
Re. Zijin I think it's very possible they'll keep the north as part of some kind of compromise/negotiation (Which of course is completely fucked).
You and some others commented that CATH won't want to mine because they would rather focus on their core business. Good point. However, I also think they would consider an unknown mining company from Aus quite a high risk to go through the rest of the process if this project is indeed highly strategic for them. It also might not be and rather just be a supply diversification strategy or contingency.
Another good point re having a 'western' partner owning the mine as some countries/companies requirements around supply chains.
What do you mean limitations on who Cath can sell to sorry? I am a little confused on this.
@TheCount what would you like to know?
@cruiser51 sorry mate I didn't get what you were referring to? Ive read the announcements but maybe I misunderstood something
Nah, my point is that maybe the arbitration that I was previously commenting on are less important to the overall scenario than many believe. Just sharing some thoughts on that mate. No need to be so hostile.So ultimately what you are saying is we need DRC Government support . Wow, absolute genius.
One wonders why you have been lurking here and kept all this wisdom for yourself for 2 whole years.Nah, my point is that maybe the arbitration that I was previously commenting on are less important to the overall scenario than many believe. Just sharing some thoughts on that mate. No need to be so hostile.
@Lucas Don Velor I think they would only want to give AVZ 49% if they had to. I don't think they have to for the right price they could own 100%... I think this TIA and some of the info in it could be necessary at this stage but could easily change in the future. Others have raised good points like CATH having the need for a western partner for commercial reasons and I also acknowledge that's relevant and a good point that counters my thoughts. Other good points do as well. I'm just trying to open up discussion to get various people's input to what might be going on.
It's not wisdom. I just wanted to further add to a discussion and provoke some others to share their thoughts. There's no doubt I have a bunch of things wrong but I'm just doing my best based on what I do know.One wonders why you have been lurking here and kept all this wisdom for yourself for 2 whole years.
Looks like a very selfish act to me.
We do share info here.
Ever tried to share all your wisdom with Shano, Tasmania's gift to Australia?
He and his maters buy AVZ shares for 1 cent.
Shano is still full of energy about BNB, go and have a chin wag with him.
He would love it.
You two would have a lot to share and never have a dull moment.
Btw, Zijin and anything DRC would hate a continuation of the arbitration cases with AVZ.
They haven't done that well so far through the arbitration courts.
You probably missed that tiny bit while you were only lurking.
Thanks for the reply - you make good points.
Re. Zijin I think it's very possible they'll keep the north as part of some kind of compromise/negotiation (Which of course is completely fucked).
You and some others commented that CATH won't want to mine because they would rather focus on their core business. Good point. However, I also think they would consider an unknown mining company from Aus quite a high risk to go through the rest of the process if this project is indeed highly strategic for them. It also might not be and rather just be a supply diversification strategy or contingency.
Another good point re having a 'western' partner owning the mine as some countries/companies requirements around supply chains.
What do you mean limitations on who Cath can sell to sorry? I am a little confused on this.
@TheCount what would you like to know?
@cruiser51 sorry mate I didn't get what you were referring to? Ive read the announcements but maybe I misunderstood something
I will not comment on your provocation (call it whatever you wish to call it), however I could call you sir in the future, if that makes you sleep better.It's not wisdom. I just wanted to further add to a discussion and provoke some others to share their thoughts. There's no doubt I have a bunch of things wrong but I'm just doing my best based on what I do know.
Not sure what you are getting at suggesting to talk to that Shane person. If my understanding is right they basically scammed a bunch of people into giving away their shares and I think that's absolutely disgusting.
There's no need to be rude to me about sharing some views on the current situation.
I agree that they probably wouldn't want the arbitration to continue. I didn't mean the arbitration isn't useful. It definitely helps apply pressure to negotiate. I was more commenting on the fact some people think the ICC case will result in some massive and immediate win. My thought is directly (the ruling) maybe not so much important if they're still hostile within the country then the block Is still there.
Aagh Nells, thats comedy GOLD !Do you mean this one?
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Zijin find out they can't steal Manono
A light-hearted look at the moment Zijin discover their bribes and corruption doesnt work anymore in a more democratic DRC under Mr.Tshisekidi with a certain Mr.Alingete from the IGF hunting down criminal behaviour.www.captiongenerator.com
Cheers,
Nells x
Respectfully, i disagree with your post in its entirety.In my opinion CATH are positioning for acquisition. Imo there's on going negotiations between avz and drc re. Mining licence and one of the questions that has come from drc is how on earth are you going to fund and build this? Avz responded by getting clarity on the partnership with CATH to show drc government the means.
However, I also believe that CATH fully intend to gain full control of as much of the project as they can. My rationale here is I don't see them needing avz at all in the picture. The only value we bring is the fact we own the project. The long term value to CATH by owning the additional % in the project even if it is the lower of the theorised %'s significantly outweighs the price that most shareholders would probably accept. If that is the case then the next thing I would ask is, is it possible in terms of capital for CATH and that answer is definitely yes. Tldr; that it makes no sense for avz to retain any % as this is against the desires for all parties involved.
Sorry to be a pain in the arse, but i sense a common theme to your posts........I didn't mean that AVZ were unknown to CATH overall. I meant it in the sense that they were unproven for execution and that if manono was important for them strategically then they might not want the risk of having an unproven company develop it. My perspective at the time of the previous TIA was completely opposite and I believed the intentions (of avz) were to leverage that strategic supply to negotiate a good partnership position. Which I believe was a very good outcome for AVZ. I believed the knowledge that CATH brought to the table was of significant value when it came to chemical production and I believed that was necessary to make this project as profitable as possible considering the transport costs. I believe that a part of the process for CATH to partner in the first place they would be privy to the ins and outs of this project and they know better then anyone.
However, I also believe that over time the importance to CATH has been more solidified and hence not wanting the additional risk of execution out of their control. I think this is also why we're seeing the recent announcement / TIA. Because the game has changed and they are here to win.
To add to my previous post if CATH fund part of the mine construct and processing why would they want avz involved in construction or operations? They specifically wouldn't want that as they would view us (rightfully) as rookie.To add to my previous post if CATH fund part of the mine construct and processing why would they want avz involved in construction or operations? They specifically wouldn't want that as they would view us (rightfully) as rookie. Also, do they need help finding the additional capital that they've proposed to loan avz in this last announcement in the scenario where they own fully? Absolutely not it's only an additional few hundred m...
Well that seems like a reasonable viewHi Carlos, appreciate the commentary and sharing to date. Lots of thought provoking posts. Thank you.
Regarding your question on Dathomir's 15%. I think the ICC case will go in AVZs favour as it seems like a classic case of buyers remorse and Id like to think they'll see through that. But there could easily be pieces of information that I simply don't know about that raise issues in the case.
I believe that in every scenario we need to have the blessings of the DRC government whether that is through accommodating some requirements I don't know about (e.g. bringing in a more established partner), or whether through pressure from political or legal means. Regardless i believe we need the DRC government blessings to proceed. I believe this because even if we win ICC they could cause all kinds of issues when going to apply those rulings within the country.
It would be reasonable to think the ICC case could start a chain reaction in favour of AVZ, flowing into ICSID. But to be honest based on this new TIA announcement I think a negotiation which includes the blessing from DRC government is more likely and definitely the way to go at this stage. We need their support.