AVZ Discussion 2022
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Samus
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Did you quit drinking Wino?
Because after a few reds I was thinking how DRC are a miserable pack of corrupt morons who let a bunch of low level crooks like Kebeya sabotage their entire economy so that the elite can pass around a bit of Chinese yen. How's about they reinstate AVZ's rights so we can sell the project for billions of dollars of which those fucking morons get something like 30% to embezzle to their hearts content.
It's a win win!... Fuckwits!
They're pissing around with chicken feed and they'll loose all revenue because the scumbag Chinese will take it all for themselves as they run Manono like an internment camp.
Otherwise I really look forward to suing them for the billions in losses that shareholders have had to endure and they can suffer the misery of their own creation.
Remark
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Tommy & the Boatman doing a reach around on X.
Good to see people giving them the shit that they deserve
https://x.com/BoatmanCapital/status/1806294155624100222
Good to see people giving them the shit that they deserve
https://x.com/BoatmanCapital/status/1806294155624100222
Winenut
Go AVZ!
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After two weeks, mine was still not updated, so I re-did it this morning.
Maybe they're busy with the Sumo Energy data hack. To date my personal identification details have been hacked from Latitude Financial Services, Ticketek, Optus, Air India and now Sumo Energy (I'm not even a Sumo customer. They were too lazy to purge their historical information).
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I just spoke to Automic and they said I need to add it again using the SRN sent in the welcome letter, rather than the HIN. On the road now so won’t be able to try til next week but you could give that a go!
Frank
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The Fox
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BRICK
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That’s a Fox
Xerof
Biding my Time 1971
They have the audacity to openly display the brown bag these days
Dave Evans
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Global Lithium has a number of Chinese links including Suzhou (now called Canmax), CATH, Yibin, Lithium Plus and Zijin.
The chart below (from a Market Index report in 2023) shows Global Lithium has the lowest grade lithium of all the projects shown as well as being the smallest in terms of resource.
The chart below (from a Market Index report in 2023) shows Global Lithium has the lowest grade lithium of all the projects shown as well as being the smallest in terms of resource.
| Ticker | Company | Mkt Cap ($m) | Projects | Location | Status | MRE Date | Li20 | Mt LCE | (A$/t LCE) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CXO | Core Lithium | 2,110 | Finniss | Australia | Producer | 18/04/23 | 1.37 | 0.66 | 3210 |
| LLL | Leo Lithium | 631 | Goulamina | Mali | Development | 17/01/23 | 1.46 | 2.93 | 430 |
| PLS | Pilbara Minerals | 14,510 | Pilgangoora | Australia | Producer | 06/10/21 | 1.17 | 6.08 | 2385 |
| LTR | Liontown Resources | 6,600 | Kathleen Valley | Australia | Development | 01/04/21 | 1.38 | 4.42 | 1494 |
| ESS | Essential Minerals | 125 | Dome | Australia | Exploration | 20/12/22 | 1.23 | 0.26 | 478 |
| SYA | Sayona Mining | 1,960 | Moblan, NAL, Authier | Canada | Development | ~ | 1.16 | 1.89 | 1039 |
| EUR | European Lithium | 149 | Wolfsberg | Austria | Exploration | 01/12/21 | 1.03 | 0.25 | 601 |
| GL1 | Global Lithium | 457 | Manna, Marble Bar | Australia | Exploration | 15/12/22 | 1.02 | 0.56 | 813 |
| A11 | Atlantic Lithium | 377 | Ewoyaa | Ghana | Exploration | 01/02/23 | 1.27 | 0.88 | 429 |
| PLL | Piedmont Lithium | 367 | Quebec, Carolina | Canada, US | Development | ~ | 1.11 | 0.96 | 381 |
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Here is something hot off the press - The Weekend Australian (June 29-30 Page 3) has reported the Nine Publishing Arm, which includes The Australian Financial Review may lose 200 jobs.
Just in case the Chief Executive (Mike Sneesby) needs some suggestions would anyone care to make recommendations.
I used to read the Australian Financial Review religiously and insist Senior Management read it on a daily basis but have definitely found that its not the great paper it was and no longer read it.
Regards,
SilentOne
Just in case the Chief Executive (Mike Sneesby) needs some suggestions would anyone care to make recommendations.
I used to read the Australian Financial Review religiously and insist Senior Management read it on a daily basis but have definitely found that its not the great paper it was and no longer read it.
Regards,
SilentOne
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Dave Evans
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Another interesting character, the CEO of Global Lithium (the link with Chris Ellison, Mineral Resources, is interesting):
Ron Mitchell
Managing Director
Mr Mitchell has more than 25 years’ experience in senior commercial, strategy, sales and business development roles including more than 13 years in the lithium and battery metals industry with executive level roles at Tianqi Lithium Corporation and Talison Lithium. He is also the inaugural Chairman of the London Metal Exchange (LME) Lithium and Cobalt Committee, a role he has held for more than 4 years.
Mr Mitchell was awarded a Japanese Government Scholarship and completed a Master’s degree at the Tokyo University of Marine Science in 2004. He also lived and worked in Tokyo Japan for 7 years and held several commercial roles with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Inc., a large globally diversified OEM.
As Managing Director, Mr Mitchell oversees marketing development, investor relations, strategic partnership negotiation and business growth opportunities.
During his tenure, Ron has overseen significant developments including the 10-year offtake agreement with major shareholder Canmax (formerly Suzhou TA&A Ultra Clean Technology Co. Limited), the introduction of Mineral Resources (ASX:MIN) as a cornerstone investor, in addition to a $110m institutional placement; $10m SPP and delivery of a 69.6Mt resource base, grading at 1.0% Li2O, across both the Manna and Marble Bar Lithium Projects.
And here’s another one of their directors, Dianmin Chen founded Global Lithium and he also used to be the Managing Director of Norton Goldfields who is owned by Zijin
Australia cracks down on foreign cash in critical minerals
At the same time, the investment approval process would be streamlined for known investors and low-risk sectors.
www.mining.com
Australia orders Chinese investors to sell down stake in rare earths miner
Australia ordered several China-linked investors to dispose of shares in rare earths miner Northern Minerals on national interest grounds, a spokesperson said.
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