A post from sf120 (who I regard as an astute investor) on the crapper. Makes sense. Could not be doom and gloom
sf120
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Date:06/02/23Time:10:32:48Post #:66088878
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"I see this in very simple terms . A decision on the ML will be made in the coming days / weeks by Felix's actions . At that point if the right changes haven't been made then the ML is lost . It is not ambiguous . We don't need to wait for a Yes ML or No ML . This is the moment SH tell Nigel to pull the rip cord and get us the f--k out of there . We are getting close to the moment where this either starts or finishes . IMO"Well that's not good news.... Time to go into fight mode
I think there is fairly clear warning of what is likely to come in the last section of the announcement it isn't in any way alluding to what you've stated above:Im not so sure mate,
The original decree needed to be undone (it split the tenement)
The second decree also needed to be undone (it gave the go ahead for the southern part)
What we now need is a 3rd decree awarding the entirety of 13359..
The first part of the announcement alludes to exactly this, but the second part is ambiguous at best...
GLTAH
Powerage.
My concerns exactly,Looks like DRC acted without discussions with AVZ. Got to say it's disturbing.
Based on the announcement.
1) legal advice sought
2) needing to ascertain intent of DRC gov
Anyone who says it needs to happen may be correct but if it needs to happen you'd think there was discussion and communication with AVZ.
Track record of DRC isn't good.
Damn auto correct. I fixed it for themI think there is fairly clear warning of what is likely to come in the last section of the announcement it isn't in any way alluding to what you've stated above:
AVZ notes the that the abovementioned Ministerial Decree acknowledges the:
• requirement for a harmonious and healthy cooperation between the
shareholders of Dathcom as a precondition to progress the development of
the Manono Project; and
• ongoing disagreements, conflicts and differences between the shareholders
that have stalled the development of the Manono Project and the resulting
deadlock prevents the State from benefiting from the development of PE
13359.
The Company is seeking independent legal advice regarding both Ministerial
Decrees dated 28 January 2023, whilst expediting discussions to clarify the
intentions of the competent DRC authorities.
Reads to me like they're primed to take back the tenement. I wonder if we've got the full story considering that ACAJ stated:
'It is a courageous decision that allows the state-owned company COMINIERE SA to recover all of its rights to the Manono lithium concession.'
Time will tell but it's difficult to put any positive spin on this with the information we have available so far.
Yes no doubt in that week they had lawyers running around trying to find out what was happening.Why wait a week and seek legal if not doom and gloom.