AVZ Discussion 2022

Xerof

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Still think the Board should adopt the procedures outlined in the book ‘How to Delay a Court Case’ by Zin Cheng. Just keep making excuses on reasons to postpone any future hearings until it’s too late for them to circulate their BS. See how they like it.
I think they have, but I didn’t want to verbalise it 🫤
 
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So this is why:

Tom Richardson.
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$AVZ involved in another legal barney at WA Supreme Court today, fight with rival corp adviser over access to shareholders’ communication details on register, last had ~21,000 shareholders trapped in suspended $2.7b stock, average holding around $128k each https://supremecourt.wa.gov.au/_apps/courtlist/Default.aspx…

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I wonder who told Tommy the twat, ffs.
Yup, prepare for a spam campaign of mis information and bullshit to all our personal email/postal addresses.... yay
 
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Cumquat Cap

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I wonder if they have an indicative offer in mind already? Or if they tabled it this early it would look like they’ve been in cahoots with government officials and Zijin? Not much else would pique a lot of holders interest then an indicative TO offer I wouldn’t have thought
 
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Cumquat Cap

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they quote “a full reset of stakeholder engagement” aka another 2 years waiting for the DRC to take a meeting. I say fuck no. Also has it been discussed that Jens thinks we need a signature before next weekend as the cut off for ICSID discovery? He tweeted it this week sometime so I hope he doesn’t mind me sharing that interesting point.
 
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they quote “a full reset of stakeholder engagement” aka another 2 years waiting for the DRC to take a meeting. I say fuck no. Also has it been discussed that Jens thinks we need a signature before next weekend as the cut off for ICSID discovery? He tweeted it this week sometime so I hope he doesn’t mind me sharing that interesting point.
Nah full reset means ceding control. The DRC will be instantly available if that happens. We wait 2 years because there are no snacks at our meetings.
 
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Azzler

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"Full reset"
Talk about a bullshit word that doesn't mean anything in this context.

This is what they said when confronted about why they want to take over if as they say, Manono has been taken away from Dathcom/AVZ.
Caught in their lie, they stammer out "A full reset is needed."

Lol yeah that sounds good to shareholders right?
A meaningless distraction that they don't have to explain... "a reset"... fuck me.

They have NO plan to present to shareholders, because their plan is fleecing shareholders while the chinese pay them all handsome comissions in the tens of millions, while we get nothing or 0.1c per share.

I also have to wonder if the DRC are waiting to see if it works first, which might be the delay in getting things signed.
Fucking snakes everywhere.
 
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Nah full reset means ceding control. The DRC will be instantly available if that happens. We wait 2 years because there are no snacks at our meetings.
Exactly, their painfully transparent snake-tongued talk essentially boils down to selling but ultimately handing over the project to the Chinese for literally cents on the dollar, to add to the insult they will take a great big disproportionate chunk too in the guise of 'advisory' and numerous other trumped up 'fees'. (Of course, this is all my opinion and what would I know, I can competently state my date of birth)

To vote MMGA at this stage IMO you have to be in on the planned heist.


Its no coincidence that when MOM took away our Ministerial Decree awarding us the Mining Licence (just before we were to present at the mining indaba), remember then, we couldn't get a meeting for love nor money, with MOM or PR05. We were stalled once again. No bribes, no play.

Now fast forward to ICSID lodgement and all of a sudden, they are 'happy' to meet us. We are now in advanced negotiations with Government who funnily enough don't enjoy the idea of an ICSID case. They too have unequivocally proven they too are not to be trusted.

Our current BOD are our BEST chance imo, no ifs no buts.
Time is running out for DRC and the RATS
 
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BRICK

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Yup, prepare for a spam campaign of mis information and bullshit to all our personal email/postal addresses.... yay
And prepare to get it sent back to them with a big fuck yourself hahah
 
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tonster66

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Regarding current ICC and the lack of information coming out with it being open to the public. Maybe a deal was done prior to the meeting, hence the silence. who knows, just my thoughts
 
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I wonder if they have an indicative offer in mind already? Or if they tabled it this early it would look like they’ve been in cahoots with government officials and Zijin? Not much else would pique a lot of holders interest then an indicative TO offer I wouldn’t have thought
Don't know whether or you are aware but Zinjin and its subsidaries are owned by the CCP which means a lot of money poured into Zijin by the CCP.
 
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BEISHA

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I know you are a good man Beish and didnt mean no bad intentions, but this one especially is :( :(
Sorry Rediah.......:cool:

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I got on the piss last night.........so might of " glazed " over that one, you know what they say when you mix booze with posting ?

DONT POST !!

My warped sense of humour aint for everyone, no offence intended.
 
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I’m in on that 100% AVZ on the ribs. A last act of pain before we enjoy the fruits of our suffering.
It can go next to all my other tatts , including the ones I cant remember from 48 years ago , ohh the days of the x and drinking as a teen
 
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Sorry Rediah.......:cool:

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I got on the piss last night.........so might of " glazed " over that one, you know what they say when you mix booze with posting ?

DONT POST !!

My warped sense of humour aint for everyone, no offence intended.
And never ever text the ex wife
 
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CHB

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My PTSD from this whole shitfest fears an announcement on monday saying that the case has been delayed.

Stressed Out Reaction GIF
 
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cruiser51

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I wonder if they have an indicative offer in mind already? Or if they tabled it this early it would look like they’ve been in cahoots with government officials and Zijin? Not much else would pique a lot of holders interest then an indicative TO offer I wouldn’t have thought
$16, $16, be quick or it is $20, will be the answer
 
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geo_au

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Don't know whether or you are aware but Zinjin and its subsidaries are owned by the CCP which means a lot of money poured into Zijin by the CCP.
Chinese State-owned Zijin Mining Under International Scrutiny
Laura Solano6 days ago
File photo. A man walks past the stand of Zijin Mining Group during an expo in Tianjin, China, September 24, 2016. Zijin faces scrutiny worldwide for its poor environmental record, among other concerns. (Photo: Li Shengli/Imaginechina via AFP)

In a world where business activities are under constant global scrutiny, Zijin Mining, a Chinese state-owned company specializing in gold and lithium mining, stands out as a symbol of persistent concerns about its impact and operating practices in Latin America and beyond, Radio FM Bolivia reported.

Its track record is tainted by allegations of labor exploitation, environmental damage, and safety deficiencies. But beyond its operations, Zijin’s close relationship with the Chinese Communist Party casts an additional shadow over its actions in nations with loose regulations, Argentine news site Infobae reported.

“This is due to the close connection of these companies with the government of Xi Jinping, whose authoritarian leadership seeks to expand them in the Belt and Road initiative,” Luis Fleischman, professor of sociology and political science at Palm Beach State University in Florida, told Diálogo on September 5. “This expansion has a political purpose: to strengthen global Chinese influence in Latin America.”

The state-owned mining giant under the sphere of influence of the Chinese government, acts as the main executor of Beijing’s ambitious strategy to acquire natural resources on a global scale, Infobae reported.

Tres Quebradas

In 2016, Zijin entered Argentina through its subsidiary Liex to develop the Tres Quebradas project in Catamarca, investing $450 million. Until August 2023, about $70 million were disbursed. However, the company faces investigation for allegedly over-invoicing imports of lithium mining machinery, Argentine platform La Política Online (LPO) reported on August 6.

According to Argentine daily Página 12, the Chinese company registered purchases of identical goods at prices much higher than market prices. A triangulation via Hong Kong would have been used, involving more than $5 million.

In November 2022, the Chinese firm’s lithium pilot plant was closed by the mining police of Catamarca, due to anomalies with chemical residues. In addition, according to LPO, workers at the mine salts said to work 12-hour daily for paltry wages. They do not have adequate equipment to handle chemicals and lack access to water for personal hygiene.

“Governments must demand that Chinese companies comply with the law,” said Fleischman. “Now, our hope for protecting the environment and preventing human and strategic mineral exploitation lies in the hands of governments. If they don’t act, problems will arise.”

Fleischman added that countries that place more value on respecting international guidelines, such as the United States, Canada, and Europe, will follow them as is their custom. However, if the governments of the nations where Chinese companies invest do not show interest, international law will not be able to sanction these companies.

Buriticá too

In Buriticá, Antioquia, Colombia, Zijin exploits the largest gold deposits. To obtain Colombian gold, the Chinese government-backed company faces conflict with local miners, and clashes with the Clan del Golfo criminal group, Radio FM Bolivia reported. Added to this are fiscal and environmental problems.

China is pressuring the Colombian government to provide additional protection to Zijin in the midst of this conflict, even suggesting the possibility of withdrawing the company and other investments from the country if its demands are not met, Radio FM Bolivia reported. The Zijin story is a narrative marked by controversy and opacity.

As is often the case in every country with Chinese influence, the ambassador acts as the main defender of Chinese interests and seeks to strengthen its operations through an “army.” Some suggest that Zijin may hire foreign mercenaries to protect its interests, according to Infobae.

“Corruption plays an attractive role for Chinese investors, similar to the power of drug traffickers, by buying the loyalty of politicians or judges while undermining state integrity,” Fleischman said. “Corruption drags down government quality.”

Constant conflict

Chinese companies not only create problems in Latin America, but in other parts of the world as well.

In Serbia, for example, Chinese negligence has affected the village of Bor. The inhabitants are protesting toxic air and water. Zijin manages the large-scale copper smelting and mining complex in that town without permits or official authorization, the Asia Financial newspaper reported.

In 2020, Zijin warned Papua New Guinea that, if its government did not renew the environmental license at the Porgera gold mine, bilateral relations with China would be damaged, Reuters reported. Papua New Guinea refused to extend the mining lease for 20 years, citing environmental damage and social unrest. Following Chinese pressure, on March 31, 2023, the Papuan government signed a new agreement.

Against their people

Chinese companies treat local people similarly to how they treat their own people. Their attitude toward their own citizens is indifferent, and that same attitude is reflected in their treatment internationally. “They don’t see citizens as people, they see them as subjects,” Fleischman said.

In 2018, a copper mine in Zujin, in China’s Fujian province, polluted the Tingjian River with toxic waste, generating an environmental disaster with a profound impact on local communities, investigative journalism platform Dialogo Chino reported.

“The environmental issue is global in scope and concerns everyone. Cooperation is crucial among the nations involved. If this issue continues to be politicized our progress will suffer. If governments view China as a savior or investor of choice, they must recognize that the health of their citizens and the environment are not a priority for China,” Fleischman concluded
 
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Coulomb

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Carlos, I’m sure companies have shareholders residential addresses and like with most businesses you are given the option of providing your email.

I suppose there is a cost and speed advantage to contacting shareholders by email but the more important point is the fact that these puppet nominees have already spread disinformation to various media outlets and now they want to do it privately so they can target shareholders who are not on TSE, Twitter etc.

As you pointed out, they have spread disinformation not misinformation (the former being a deliberate attempt to spread information to deceive shareholders and stakeholders).

I imagine AVZ made the point that Fat Tail (MMGA, the Chinese puppets backed by Cong, Jerkoff, Math, Bin Guo etc) have been disseminating deceiving and false information already and provided proof of this.

It just shows how desperate they are to get their hands on the project and how valuable it’s potential is. Once again AVZ has been carrying out legal practices behind the scenes to thwart the corrupt actors mentioned above, plus the others hiding in their flea pits…. Those being boatman, tommy turd burglar, kibeya kabemba and the other slime

I’m looking forward to hearing the outcome from the ICC sometime next week, and in the meantime here is a reminder of my thoughts - responses to the disinformation the puppet nominees were trying to spread….


1) Shareholders are not meeting to appoint three directors. AVZ is having it’s AGM and already have directors (who are fighting corruption and constant disinformation by those mentioned above)

2) The relationship between AVZ and state mining company Cominiere was affected by i) Cominiere not granting AVZ the first right of refusal to buy 15% of Dathcom shares as was agreed to in signed contracts and ii) Cominiere illegally and fraudulently selling 15% of Dathcom shares to Zijin. This sale of shares to Zijin was done at $120 million below the value of the shares, the proceeds of which were also squandered and the undeniable evidence Celestin Kibeya Kabemba took a $2 million dollar bribe in the process.

3) AVZ Minerals raised the funds to develop the project which had no financial effect on Cominiere, as Cominiere were incapable of raising funds.

4) The article states that AVZ stopped work on the ground (when clearly drilling and plant construction continued into 2023).

5) The reason the PR was not transferred into a PE was because the previous DG of CAMI wouldn’t issue the surface rights fee for AVZ to pay them. The fact is that AVZ fulfilled all obligations to receive the PE and was awarded the ministerial decree to issue the PE.

6) Cominiere has put the joint venture in it’s name and claims AVZ has no ownership in the JV project, but the ICC has made it clear that Cominiere cannot do this.

7) The article admits that AVZ was in charge of managing Dathcom and goes on to say that work was done on only a third of the concession. An unbelievably ignorant statement and relates again to the fourth lie (listed above) given AVZ raised capital to carry on drilling and having core samples assayed which in turn produced further results to be added to the original DFS, and is the reason Cominiere and Zijin have embezzled money and tried to steal the project from AVZ.

8) The article then goes on to accuse AVZ of opacity, when AVZ has been open about all it’s capital raises and how the funds were used to pay the agreed contract prices for the shares it purchased in Dathcom.
TSE needs a Bags auto-like feature.
 
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cruiser51

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Yup, prepare for a spam campaign of mis information and bullshit to all our personal email/postal addresses.... yay

I'll answer their email with images of a small bald man kicking them in the balls, followed by images of ripping their heads off and pissing down the open holes.

We all can spam the fuck out of their email address and return the favour by flooding their inbox until their server and isp completely fails.
 
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