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Cumquat Cap

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thought he had roughly 70M shares or 50M AUD - but yeah who knows just a point being made
 
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CHB

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Great to wake up to that news.

AVZ has finally resurfaced! A meeting and photo with CAMI is sensational - one of the very steps that blocked our progression in the past.

Very positive!
 
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Fist Pump Success GIF
 
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timb89

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did you mean $100M to $200M

He has approx 50 mil shares. I averaged out the all time highs to current at $1.

If this goes to mining Nigel would be a 200mil man. Hence my ongoing in trust in him getting a solution. Any postive outcome would make his salary look like pocket money.
 
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As I said, this is the week kings!
 
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Spikerama

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Oh man, the bipolar nature of this forum really does my head in.

Let's just not get ahead of ourselves here guys with the celebratory memes and victory laps.

While I admit the optics of Mupande leaving the building as Nigel and CAMI begin discussing what's possible is a good sign, in no way does it mean we are going to come up trumps any time soon.

I think we are all well seasoned enough (brined probably by now) to know that the gameplay loop we are in is like Whack-a-Mole and corrupt players can pop out of the chute from anywhere, anytime in the DRC. Mupande was just one of the myriad Moles we are dealing with. Some we've probably not even heard of yet.

My wish would be for the AVZ BoD to keep on track with all the ICC and ICSID hearings as planned until first trucks are arriving at the site (unscathed) Because as I always say, it's not on until the caterers are cooking.

Anything else and I would bet we will all be sadly disappointed. As per usual.
 
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Oh man, the bipolar nature of this forum really does my head in.

Let's just not get ahead of ourselves here guys with the celebratory memes and victory laps.

While I admit the optics of Mupande leaving the building as Nigel and CAMI begin discussing what's possible is a good sign but in no way does it mean we are going to come up trumps any time soon.

I think we are all well seasoned enough (brined probably by now) to know that the gameplay loop we are in is like Whack-a-Mole and corrupt players can pop out of the chute from anywhere, anytime in the DRC. Mupande was just one of the myriad Moles we are dealing with amongst many others. Some we've probably not even heard of yet.

My wish would be for the AVZ BoD to keep on track with all the ICC and ISCD hearings as planned until first trucks are arriving at the site (unscathed) Because as I alway say, it's not on until the caterers are cooking.

Anything else and I would bet we will all be sadly disappointed. As per usual.
I am sure you can begrudge holders of just a little excitement Spikerama. Ease up mate, it's the first small sign of positivity we have all seen in such a long time.
 
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Samus

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Oh man, the bipolar nature of this forum really does my head in.

Let's just not get ahead of ourselves here guys with the celebratory memes and victory laps.

While I admit the optics of Mupande leaving the building as Nigel and CAMI begin discussing what's possible is a good sign but in no way does it mean we are going to come up trumps any time soon.

I think we are all well seasoned enough (brined probably by now) to know that the gameplay loop we are in is like Whack-a-Mole and corrupt players can pop out of the chute from anywhere, anytime in the DRC. Mupande was just one of the myriad Moles we are dealing with amongst many others. Some we've probably not even heard of yet.

My wish would be for the AVZ BoD to keep on track with all the ICC and ISCD hearings as planned until first trucks are arriving at the site (unscathed) Because as I alway say, it's not on until the caterers are cooking.

Anything else and I would bet we will all be sadly disappointed. As per usual.
Maybe holders deserve to celebrate some minor victory once in a while spike, no denying Cami was a major hurdle and the network linked to the previous administration formed the basis of the AVZ detractors. A network that now appears to be crumbling.
Also we're now backed by the pending ICSID arbitration.

Still it'll be interesting what the detractors come out with next in the usual pattern.
 
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AVZ have been in water tight blackout news for quite some time now.
Have a think about what it means for them to be taking photos, and releasing information to the press suddenly.
 
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Doc

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Oh man, the bipolar nature of this forum really does my head in.

Let's just not get ahead of ourselves here guys with the celebratory memes and victory laps.

While I admit the optics of Mupande leaving the building as Nigel and CAMI begin discussing what's possible is a good sign but in no way does it mean we are going to come up trumps any time soon.

I think we are all well seasoned enough (brined probably by now) to know that the gameplay loop we are in is like Whack-a-Mole and corrupt players can pop out of the chute from anywhere, anytime in the DRC. Mupande was just one of the myriad Moles we are dealing with amongst many others. Some we've probably not even heard of yet.

My wish would be for the AVZ BoD to keep on track with all the ICC and ISCD hearings as planned until first trucks are arriving at the site (unscathed) Because as I alway say, it's not on until the caterers are cooking.

Anything else and I would bet we will all be sadly disappointed. As per usual.
First pic of Nigel with someone in authority EVER. Id say thats worthy of mention.
Be critical when its warranted but also be supportive when its warranted imo
 
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Bonsoir

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Where’s your fucking tie Nigel
 
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Spikerama

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First pic of Nigel with someone in authority EVER. Id say thats worthy of mention.
Be critical when its warranted but also be supportive when its warranted imo

I hear you Doc and I get it but I'm just saying there is actually such a thing as quiet confidence and cautious optimism.

As history shows in this debacle, every time something good seems to be happening, everyone is slipping off their seats with wetness only to have some DRC corrupt asshole shit down everyones throats about it soon after.

You could call it Premature Joculation. It's embarrassing.
 
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Xerof

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AVZ have been in water tight blackout news for quite some time now.
Have a think about what it means for them to be taking photos, and releasing information to the press suddenly.

And without putting too much emphasis on it, think about where in the chain of progress towards issue of an ML, CAMI sits

My thinking is everyone's under NDA's right now while all the legalities of whatever has been put to bed are put into writing, for completion
 
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Where’s your fucking tie Nigel
Forget the tie. As someone pointed out to me, Nige is not wearing a bullet-proof vest. He must be feeling much safer in DRC & esp. at CAMI. Bring it home Team AVZ & DRC. Br Sparrowhawk12 🙏🤞
 
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Hudnut

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Where’s your fucking tie Nigel

Probably confiscated a while ago so he didn't hang himself with it.
God knows he probably felt like it at times dealing with the crap over the last year.
 
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Doc

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I hear you Doc and I get it but I'm just saying there is actually such a thing as quiet confidence and cautious optimism.

As history shows in this debacle, every time something good seems to be happening, everyone is slipping off their seats with wetness only to have some DRC corrupt asshole shit down everyones throats about it soon after.

You could call it Premature Joculation. It's embarrassing.
Yeah I know, we've been led down the garden path many many times before. Im certainly not putting the Champagne back on ice, but it was better then a pic of Klaus sitting in that room talking about Manono!
 
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Skar

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Oh man, the bipolar nature of this forum really does my head in.

Let's just not get ahead of ourselves here guys with the celebratory memes and victory laps.

While I admit the optics of Mupande leaving the building as Nigel and CAMI begin discussing what's possible is a good sign but in no way does it mean we are going to come up trumps any time soon.

I think we are all well seasoned enough (brined probably by now) to know that the gameplay loop we are in is like Whack-a-Mole and corrupt players can pop out of the chute from anywhere, anytime in the DRC. Mupande was just one of the myriad Moles we are dealing with amongst many others. Some we've probably not even heard of yet.

My wish would be for the AVZ BoD to keep on track with all the ICC and ICSID hearings as planned until first trucks are arriving at the site (unscathed) Because as I alway say, it's not on until the caterers are cooking.

Anything else and I would bet we will all be sadly disappointed. As per usual.
Abermarle tried several times to buy LTR
SQM tried to buy Azure
Minres taking stakes in ESS (to block TO), DLI and I think GL1
Alkem and Livent Merging
PLS looking for downstream partner and aiming to increase output by 70% over 2 years
And FINALLY AVZ, THE BEAST showing signs of waking up

Kinda hard NOT to get excited right now on lithium. Yes spod price are lower than ATH but the margins still look very very healthy (I think 5x our DFS price). BMR and other forecasters saying "potential short term lithium oversupply in 2024", while in the same breath saying "longer term deficit and they don't think all supply will be brought online in time and there is not enough investment in the space but as prices decrease Chinese lepidolite becomes unfeasible, further tightening supply" .... it clearly highlights that no one has any real idea of how any of it will play and everyone is just hedging... maybe that seems bipolar?

If you believe in the thematic... our elite ruling class have decided "we want to go green/electrify"... seems like the worlds largest hardrock lithium asset is a good place to plant some money.
 
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Mr_Tones83

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Best news we've had in a long time today ladies and gents :)
My first post here, but I'm a long-termer from way back (same username as the crapper, but that's gone to sh*t a long time ago, so I've been hanging on the sidelines for a while).

"The AVZ Minerals delegation was composed of Mr. Nigel Ferguson, CEO of AVZ Minerals, Mr. Landry Meya, President of the subcontracting association and CEO of AKATA RDC, Mr. Christian Lukusa, AVZ Consulting Lawyer Minerals and Manager of Momentum Attorneys & Advisors as well as Mr. Thierry Katembwe, CEO of Weza Investment."

Hadn't heard of Thierry before so did some digging to find out a bit about him and Weza. Not much to be found online, but looks to be a specialist in private-public partnerships and financing in DRC. A couple of profile links:



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Samus

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Maybe holders deserve to celebrate some minor victory once in a while spike, no denying Cami was a major hurdle and the network linked to the previous administration formed the basis of the AVZ detractors. A network that now appears to be crumbling.
Also we're now backed by the pending ICSID arbitration.

Still it'll be interesting what the detractors come out with next in the usual pattern.
Here they come starting with Tommy the fucktard twat!
 
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