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LTR holders must feel like a kid on Christmas morningAfter a dry few months the champagne flowed across the sector
LTR holders must feel like a kid on Christmas morningAfter a dry few months the champagne flowed across the sector
Both Nigel and John are speakers at this event - not sure why both would need to attend/speak.
Nice well laid out answer. I've done the calculations on my own device and I too don't have enough digits on the screen - this is all I came up with...A lot of posters don't understand the rules around SEZ eligibility in DRC , mining companies are not eligible for SEZ benefits in DRC, as they don't value add, however as we are processing the SC6 into PLS we are adding value to the mining of SC6 by conversion into PLS, we are eligible for inclusion in the SEZ to the extent of the PLS plant. The PLS plant ideally should be in a SEZ zone, but is currently not, so may be annexed under the Lubumbashi SEZ. The PLS plant is integral to the battery manufacture process, it needs to be completed before battery manufacturing is even piloted. Otherwise the SC6 from Manono needs to be sent to test lab in Canada and back to DRC. AVZ holds the technology for the PLS plant, and isn't likely to release the technology to others.
So we will effectively have a mining operation (outside of SEZ Eligibility and paying taxes at normal DRC rates) which then sells part of its product to a PLS facility (Bean counters , will note transfer pricing rules apply here, unlike corrupt Chinese, yes I am a bean counter like the Count and hung out at same watering holes , at the same time, so I may have met him) , the value add provided by the PLS plant (ie profit, will be eligible for a SEZ hopefully) , trusting that BOD has worked this out.
We kind of have a partial eligibility to be on the battery council, as we are integral part of value adding via PLS plant, ideally we could put PLS plant in Lubumbashi, to simplify, but BOD want jobs in Manono, that is PLS Plant 1 and 2, there is also a rumour of PLS plant 3, 4 & 5, no idea where they would be located. (but hopefully in SEZ zone in Lubumbashi or close by to spread the joy to the East of DRC)
The monster of Manono that we have will benefit the DRC via setting up these SEZ elibile plants close to adequate power plants (limiting factor as to why Manono only has PLS 1 and 2)
So whether we like it or not we are integral to battery manufacturing in DRC, its just that the MK2 battery council hasn't worked this out yet
Huge profitability in developing the PLS plants in DRC, forget the Liontown, offer , not only do we have the resource, we have technology ready to rollout to take advantage of the lowest cost production of batteries in the world, and expand within country, wherever their is suitable power stations and infrastructure. $12 plus share price is a reality , our offer to DRC government is they will get 20% of what we get as a shareholder in the Dathcom venture (10% Dathcom / 10% AVZ), Zero cost base, say equivalent
AVZ 350 Million Shares as part of 15% offer (10% holding) x $12 then double it for their direct holding (my calculator doesnt have enough digits to work out the bonanza DRC goverment is sitting on , but has utterly lost track due to corruption and incompetance)
Paid trip to London, isn't it? I'd take it.Both Nigel and John are speakers at this event - not sure why both would need to attend/speak.
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After its confirmation to the Sama2 government as "ALDEC", the MinÉtat in charge of portfolio NOBLELY dismissed 60% of its cabinet, all from the AFDC of Bahati, its former political grouping. She wanted to communicate it in the presence of the concerned after several humiliations.
probably booked up flights/expenses to AVZ to talk about gold …Glad to see he didnt make much effort in his personal presentation …wouldnt of recognised him otherwiseNige and JC were both originally listed to speak, but Nige wasn't on the final agenda - obviously he has bigger fish to fry at the moment.
The five person panel JC was on was chaired by Tom Albanese and was to discuss investment opportunities in gold. Haven't found any video or recording of the session so don't know if JC slipped in anything about AVZ while he was at it.
However, that event also has a number of behind closed doors personal meetings between investors and representative from mining companies, but again, I don't know if JC had any of those type of meetings lined up.
Right? He looks like an unemployed vagrant. FFS sharpen up man. Spend a few bones on personal grooming. Not as if we don't pay you enoughP
probably booked up flights/expenses to AVZ to talk about gold …Glad to see he didnt make much effort in his personal presentation …wouldnt of recognised him otherwise
The State of public companies of Manganese and Gold (Kisenge-Manganese of Dilolo in Lualaba), Gold based in Watsa and Bunia (Sokimo in Haut Uele and Ituri), Tin-Tantalum-Lithium (Cominiere de Manono), Sakima ( Kivu) Diamonds (Miba in Kasai) forces the resignation of MinPortefeuille.
Right? He looks like an unemployed vagrant. FFS sharpen up man. Spend a few bones on personal grooming. Not as if we don't pay you enough
She just ousted half of her management staff - probably referring to that. Or calling on her to resign. But she's not going anywhereIs this stating that the Minister for Portfolio (The green bitch) has resigned?
Nfi mate, just calling out a flog when I see it,An important piece of this mess of a puzzle would be the outcome of the ICC case between COMINIERE and MMCS, over the 5% illegally granted to MMCS by our beloved Princess. COMINIERE really, really need this 5% back, to be able to cede 10% to DRC state, with the 15% remaining clear for us to be able to negotiate with DRC over (or worst case Zijin keeps it)
The last I heard was the parties had 90 days to come to an agreement, but nothing has surfaced.
Would anyone with Congolese connections other than Princes and self appointed entrepreneurs called William, like to make enquiries? Marius, Franck or Kiki might be able shed light on this (although things have gone frighteningly quiet over there since the Cabinet reshuffle)
But she's not going anywhere
Nice watch though.Right? He looks like an unemployed vagrant. FFS sharpen up man. Spend a few bones on personal grooming. Not as if we don't pay you enough