AVZ Discussion 2022
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looks like friday and trump was just wrong about monday.
I would expect there will almost certainally have to be an extension to the temporary suspension of ICSID. Even if the board have already pressed the green button on the Kobold deal as a public company they must seek shareholder approval to finalise the deal. Not sure of the process ie is an EGM required ?? I would have thought at least another month extension on ICSID
I have asked specifically about the process to the board and so far have heard crickets..
There's not even a top 5 leak about the price as they are in the dark to..
all will be revealed.
Personally I think it'll be an announcement along the lines of "we have sold our interest for $X, you'll get $12 rounded down to the nearest pineapple"..
No change on ICSID web site so we just got to wait until monday
HUGE week coming up for AVZ holders for sure
I agree . The next AVZ announcement will be with regards to a successful Kobold/AVZ deal IMO. I'm reminded of this saving face paragraph recently by the Comminere mouth piece after Kobold/USA gave them the cold shoulder.
"In its response to the letter, KoBold Metals, which is eyeing AVZ Minerals' commercial interests in the Manono lithium deposit, has fully committed, since May 12, to respecting the laws, regulations and economic sovereignty of the DRC over its soil and subsoil, including the rights to be acquired in the near future."
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Hodlandwin69
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Trump seems to think the signing is next week Monday or Tuesday.....
Skar
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Read the company constitution, the board only need shareholder approval if they want a special payment for themselves as par of the sale. Otherwise because we are no longer listed and subject to ASX listing rules, no shareholder approval is needed to sell the primary asset.
Skar
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I doubt Trump knows the difference between DRC or ROC (or gives a shit). So I would think Friday is more likely.
When you operate at the executive layer you lose grasp of the details and deal more with concepts, strategy and vision, it becomes about delegation higher up. He would probably say something like "we used to make great cars now China are killing us, we need to crush China and start making great cars again", then his ministers, advisors and aides would tell him "China has a stranglehold on global critical minerals so to regain ground US will need to regain control of the supply chains", which explains Trumps focus on Greenland, Africa and Ukraine. His ministers and ambassadors would do all the work gathering info, negotiating, executing etc, Trump would make decisions based on the details (or delegate whatever structure/decision making process he wanted) and he would turn up for the photo ops and take the credit for telling them to do it all/putting it all in place... thats politics.
Its also why AI is an interesting element on the nature of life/work going forward because it lets everyone replicate that setup, it could be very empowering or people could keep being lazy/lose relevence.
Winenut
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'Trump would make decisions based on the details (or delegate whatever structure/decision making process he wanted) and he would turn up for the photo ops and take the credit for telling them to do it all/putting it all in place... thats politics"
Also operates very much the same way in larger businesses IMO
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Ok thanks Skar. I thought the sale of principal asset rule was an ASIC thing and as a public company ( albeit delisted ) still applied but i have not read our constitution but am aware that depending on constitution this rule can vary
Definitely a positive if that is the case as this whole deal can be brought to a resolution hopefully this week
Re Trump saying Monday or Tuesday iam much more inclined to take notice of the tweet from Rubio
Three years and we almost there. Heres hoping for a decent result
Frank
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Kasser II in Congo: Matadi Welcomes a New Batch of Emirati Armored Vehicles, While the Emirates Conquer the Walikale Mines
A new batch of thirty Kasser II armored vehicles from the United Arab Emirates docked at the port of Matadi in early May, marking a further milestone in the delivery of more than one hundred armored vehicles to the Congolese army by the Emirati company International Golden Group (IGG).
Manufactured in the Emirates, the Kasser II are mine-resistant, ambush-resistant armored vehicles (MRAPs), designed for transporting troops over hostile terrain.
This capacity building is part of a military strategy aimed at supporting the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC) in their fight against the M23 rebels in the east of the country.
The first batches, delivered in January, enabled the deployment of around fifty armored vehicles to Kisangani and Kindu, two logistics hubs with strategic airports for military supplies to conflict zones.
This military partnership with the Emirates does not stop there.
On a more economic level, International Resources Holding (IRH), another Emirati company linked to the powerful conglomerate of Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed al-Nahyan, recently took control of the Bisie tin mine in Walikale.
IRH acquired a 56% stake in this key site from Denham Capital, an American fund.
The Bisie mine is one of the largest in the world, representing approximately 6% of global tin production.
Moreover, the Kasser II mines are not exclusively Congolese.
On April 27, Togo displayed 12 of these vehicles during a military parade, demonstrating the growing interest of African countries in this armored technology designed for counterterrorism operations.
Thus, behind the delivery of armored vehicles, the UAE's strategic rise in Central Africa is emerging, through enhanced military cooperation and the establishment of strategic mineral resources.
Don't forget the Tin
Food for thought
Frank
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Spikerama
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Under Section 208–210 and Section 611 of the Corporations Act, it is likely AVZ will be required to seek shareholder approval. Especially if it changes the ownership structure of the project or company or involves a related party transaction.
Even though AVZ Minerals was delisted from the ASX, it remains a registered public company under Australian law (Corporations Act 2001) and must follow it's obligations under this act.
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Spikerama
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AVZ vs DRC @ ICSID - Final Countdown
Countdown to the ICSID tribunal of AVZ vs DRC (Congolese).
avz-icsid-final-countdown.netlify.app
LOL for something that purportedly doesn't matter to him Trump sure does mention his lack of a Nobel Prize a lot. He's such a self aggrandizing dropkick. But I'll happily cuddle him to sleep with any happy endings needed should he sort this mess out and we end up with a reasonable outcome.
Carlos Danger
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KoBold are not a related party and they won’t be directly buying out our shares so none of those sections are relevant imo
Mouthpiecenomnom
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Yes. I think what is happening is he is getting his photo op day (which is all about him) mixed up with the real day (which to him is "whatever" some time this week). The mainstream media will pick up on this story on his day. He will attempt to use it to control a media cycle of?? Maybe a few days max?. This is his perogative as US president of course. You have to admit the US absolutely did not f=+k around here with rwanda/drc.
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