AVZ Discussion 2022

Charbella

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Ultimately, Manono is huge, but DRC ain't gonna be transformed from this project alone. Letting Zijin and partners steal project is BAD for development of DRC. But equally, for DRC to themselves try and now steal back more of the project would be bad for business confidence in DRC. Maybe they get more? Maybe it stalls the project more? But it sure as hell would be another kick in the nuts to anyone else looking for a positive business relationship with the DRC.

Our offer to DRC - throwing in equity in AVZ - is generous enough that I don't think they're going to try and screw more out of us.

All the communications now is about driving home the point that what's holding the project up now isn't just a little administrative confusion or minor quibiling, but straight up shit-fukery from dodgy actors with zero regard for local laws or people. With every TV interview, every article, that becomes a little clearer. Great to hear AVZ calling it out properly, and great to hear embassy(ies) are getting involved.

The Company is receiving further support from the Australian Embassy in Harare whom are engaged with other foreign embassies in the region, whom jointly share a common interest to support investment transparency in Africa’s mining industry.

Assuming one of the other embassies is the US, let the bidding war begin!
 
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CashKing

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Plus Cash …its only early in the West …could be You/Me texting each other ❤️ during the night 😆
I’m 99.992% sure I will not remember you in the morning old mate…. 😉 😂
 
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Hemicuda

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Yep see you fuckas after a few shots myself 👍

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Washed down with some Exports and Draughts, could be a interesting night 😂

GLTAH
Fuck you pricks, having a drink, I’m still doing night shift due this shit show, prob good thing can’t drink🤪
 
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TheCount

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Hope those professing “wait, expect the .., and the classic not long now” and all the other lies, I hope you have other vocations to fall back on as you’re fucking awful at trying to talk about AVZ.

Instead of acting like a 4yo, forums are there to share what you know - not make up BS like you’ve done for weeks and pretend you’re on the inside…

Feel like leveling with all of us and tell us what you know?

I guess not, you’re as weak as piss as my generation used to say.

TC.
 
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DoubleA

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Yeah I understand that problem with cami.

I'm worried about this parts:

"The Company is concerned that the continued activity of the hostile non-state actors may influence the decisions of the key authorities in DRC in a manner that is contrary to applicable law and materially adverse to the interests of the Company"

"...DRC Government are not leaked prior to resolving the prevailing uncertainty with regards to the mining and exploration rights for the Manono Project."

When i read this i get the thought that our company is not sure if they will lose the project.

materially adverse.. a other german translation is significantly damages. Jesus I think there is only one way of a significantly damage, losing that shit -.-

Or what is your interpretation?

Adverse does not only include losing the whole project. Could be Dathomir/Zijin being supported with their false claims etc.
 
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Azzler

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So everyone's on the piss tonight?
Cool, bottoms up lads! 📣
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Roon

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Yeah I understand that problem with cami.

I'm worried about this parts:

"The Company is concerned that the continued activity of the hostile non-state actors may influence the decisions of the key authorities in DRC in a manner that is contrary to applicable law and materially adverse to the interests of the Company"

"...DRC Government are not leaked prior to resolving the prevailing uncertainty with regards to the mining and exploration rights for the Manono Project."

When i read this i get the thought that our company is not sure if they will lose the project.

materially adverse.. a other german translation is significantly damages. Jesus I think there is only one way of a significantly damage, losing that shit -.-

Or what is your interpretation?
"The Company is concerned that the continued activity of the hostile non-state actors may influence the decisions of the key authorities in DRC in a manner that is contrary to applicable law and materially adverse to the interests of the Company"

Given that the ICC arbitration cases are out of the DRC and we are only facing one real decision from the key authorities in DRC - namely whether to grant us a ML - I think the only realistic interpretation of the above is that the Company believe we may be stripped of our licence and thus lose the Project.

I mean this possibility is nothing we don't already know, but AVZ finally spelling it out in an official announcement suggests to me we're still in troubled waters and are nowhere near certain of a positive outcome.
 
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DoubleA

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The fact that discussions are occurring with recently appointed key cabinet ministers is positive. There did not seem to be any progress with the existing ministers. Therefore any change here is good. We don't know if the new ministers may have been exposed to the Chinese influence in relation to this project yet. There may be more chance of progress.

The fact that the recently appointed ministers have been tasked with investigating the purported administrative irregularities with DRC's own mining code and IGF findings is also positive. A new perspective would be good. Can't be worse than Adele Kayinda, therefore I see any new appointments as a new chance/possibility.

Support from Australian and other embassies is also positive. Other Embassies who "share a common interest to support investment transparency in Africa's mining industry". It is good that AVZ appear to be getting some support. Possibly from USA who have a lot of influence and power.

I remember reading articles back when Felix was "elected" that USA basically thought the results were falsified. There were suggestions that USA would be interested in providing "support" etc to help DRC run their elections fairly. USA probably want to ensure China do not get all of RDC's resources. I think they could have an impact. USA are coming down hard on China lately, trying to make it really hard for China to manufacture the latest chips etc. There are restrictions on US workers working for Chinese chip manufacturers. USA is also banning sales of key chips to China. So they are putting things in place to restrict China's progress. Hopefully they provide some assistance with regard to battery metals too.
 
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Is this the Ann Deboss was referring to? Mildly took me by surprise given the social media trail.
 
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aon

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And for this shit I did not sleep -.-

the tone has changed from confident of a positive outcome to concerned about the government may act against their own laws and the company.
After 2 months the decrees had been canceled, there is still a prevailing uncertainty about our License.

A few questions raised in my head:

Why are they telling me now about their concerns the drc may act against the laws and the company? Are they trying to prepare me for anything?
Why did we still not know the intentions of the drc after 2 months? Did they have no chance to talk to the MoM to ask?

I don't have a good feeling. In the first moment it looks like they do not make good progress and have not enought support from the important part of the drc government.

What I don't understand is, if the government want to kick us out or cancel the contract, why did they put the license back together? And why the change in activ transformation PR in PE again a few days later?
IMV unfortunately for us patient SHldrs, Ferguson's usually upbeat "she'll be right mate" gung-ho manner has led SHldrs over more recent times to believe that the ML was just a matter of time, it's difficult but it's in hand. It appears however to becoming increasingly clear that he hasn't quite had the ear of those that make the decisions that can affect such a positive outcome, even when taking into account all the shit that has been flying around being exposed, he still appears to be failing to gain favour from the very top of gov.

I also wonder is this now NF paving the way for potential failure in getting the ML, "previously confident".

Let's face it, if he NF is unable after all the corruption that has now been exposed relating to the MOM, MOP and others for all to see Including Felix al Presidente and yet we are still on shaky ground, one has little choice but to wonder what really is Felix's agenda...... maybe it's all just "oh shit I didn't realise my government ministers were dodgy, grubby and unfairly shafting you" oh what am I going to do?......

Your fg job! fix it, stop leaving it to every man and his dog to fix, this total shit show is on your watch, which means it's your responsibility to sort!

Rant over (apol) getting pissed like most at this endless loop of crap. I realise Felix doesn't even know what his ministers are up to, his words of cleaning up corruption are simply empty words/BS and mean as little as mine.
 
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Juba1845

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The bottom line is China will not allow AVZ the Mining License or control of this project . As was stated by Zijin in their news report last year . The ICC will have little effect . The decision still comes back to the Corrupted officials who are under Chinese control . Nigel realises he is helpless by mentioning Embassy assistance. The system is corrupt to the core from the top down including the President.
 
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aon

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Is this the Ann Deboss was referring to? Mildly took me by surprise given the social media trail.
Nah, it means nothing, anyone talking in riddles probably hasn't got a clue either (hope I'm proven wrong) DBs got a nice car or 2 thou :), undoubtedly he's closer to the source than most but the chief seems to be not much wiser than the rest of us.
Let's face it, the Congo (sry drc) is treating us ALL like their bitch.
 
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ptlas

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They are stepping up the negative tone to drive home to FT etc just how bad an impact these shenanigans have on business confidence in DRC.

Ultimately, Manono is huge, but DRC ain't gonna be transformed from this project alone. Letting Zijin and partners steal project is BAD for development of DRC. But equally, for DRC to themselves try and now steal back more of the project would be bad for business confidence in DRC. Maybe they get more? Maybe it stalls the project more? But it sure as hell would be another kick in the nuts to anyone else looking for a positive business relationship with the DRC.

Our offer to DRC - throwing in equity in AVZ - is generous enough that I don't think they're going to try and screw more out of us.

All the communications now is about driving home the point that what's holding the project up now isn't just a little administrative confusion or minor quibiling, but straight up shit-fukery from dodgy actors with zero regard for local laws or people. With every TV interview, every article, that becomes a little clearer. Great to hear AVZ calling it out properly, and great to hear embassy(ies) are getting involved.
Great post.

I've been banging on about US influence for a while now, they are on it.

Knowing a little about how these things work, I have NO DOUBT that western powers are colluding to FUck over these robbing cunts.
This is about control of the world lithium market and the Western Alliance has woken up and ain't giving up.

TWELVE FUCKING DOLLARS

BTW please ignore any more rants tonight. I'm fucking hammered but on the subject of Schrödinger's cat, I'm feeling both dead and alive-not to mention a little decayed.

Apologies for any typos.
 
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bloke383

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Yeah I understand that problem with cami.

I'm worried about this parts:

"The Company is concerned that the continued activity of the hostile non-state actors may influence the decisions of the key authorities in DRC in a manner that is contrary to applicable law and materially adverse to the interests of the Company"

"...DRC Government are not leaked prior to resolving the prevailing uncertainty with regards to the mining and exploration rights for the Manono Project."

When i read this i get the thought that our company is not sure if they will lose the project.

materially adverse.. a other german translation is significantly damages. Jesus I think there is only one way of a significantly damage, losing that shit -.-

Or what is your interpretation?
I'm worried about this parts:
"The Company is concerned that the continued activity of the hostile non-state actors may influence the decisions of the key authorities in DRC in a manner that is contrary to applicable law and materially adverse to the interests of the Company"

We've known this for the longest time . Any percentage loss to Zinjin or reduction in tenement size , both being a result of unscrupulous means was always going to have a material effect on our company/share price .
As to AVZ losing the project completely .... AVZ would lodge cases with the ICC that quickly the DRC govt wouldn't know what hit them .... especially now it's there in black & white that other countries/embassies are behind us .
For the longest time I've felt that we have been fighting for this by ourselves . Is this project significant enough for other countries to be even interested ? I've always hoped the visits by the officials from the USA , EU etc would be discussing our plight , but there has never been a mention of AVZ ... barely a mention of lithium . So as far as I'm concerned it's great to see it in black and white that we have other countries fighting with us as well .
This can't drag on much longer . FT has an election to win . He wants the DRC to be a world class battery manufacturer of large scale . The DRC have most of the minerals required . Are they really going to source the lithium from overseas if they can't mine the worlds largest high grade lithium deposit they have in their own backyard , because of ICC cases delaying it's development ?
 
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Fuck you pricks, having a drink, I’m still doing night shift due this shit show, prob good thing can’t drink🤪
I’m drinking Lime Cordiale tonight.
 
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ptlas

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I'm worried about this parts:
"The Company is concerned that the continued activity of the hostile non-state actors may influence the decisions of the key authorities in DRC in a manner that is contrary to applicable law and materially adverse to the interests of the Company"

We've known this for the longest time . Any percentage loss to Zinjin or reduction in tenement size , both being a result of unscrupulous means was always going to have a material effect on our company/share price .
As to AVZ losing the project completely .... AVZ would lodge cases with the ICC that quickly the DRC govt wouldn't know what hit them .... especially now it's there in black & white that other countries/embassies are behind us .
For the longest time I've felt that we have been fighting for this by ourselves . Is this project significant enough for other countries to be even interested ? I've always hoped the visits by the officials from the USA , EU etc would be discussing our plight , but there has never been a mention of AVZ ... barely a mention of lithium . So as far as I'm concerned it's great to see it in black and white that we have other countries fighting with us as well .
This can't drag on much longer . FT has an election to win . He wants the DRC to be a world class battery manufacturer of large scale . The DRC have most of the minerals required . Are they really going to source the lithium from overseas if they can't mine the worlds largest high grade lithium deposit they have in their own backyard , because of ICC cases delaying it's development ?
Diplomacy.

They will be leaning on FT & DRC
 
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Bray

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Nah, it means nothing, anyone talking in riddles probably hasn't got a clue either (hope I'm proven wrong) DBs got a nice car or 2 thou :), yeah undoubtedly he's closer to the source than most but the chief seems to be not much wiser than the rest of us.
Let's face it, the Congo (sry drc) is treating us ALL like their bitch.
And they wonder why they are still 3rd world country 😇

Too many jammos downed.. time to log off gonna be few mantle competitors tonight I reckon
 
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