AVZ Discussion 2022

Dave Evans

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Looks like Yaseen (formerly Ohreally) and @Barn75Barn on Twitter has blocked me from his Twitter account. I haven’t blocked him because I don’t have anything to hide.

Anyone else who is as concerned about the extreme anti gay and and anti Jewish hate speaking he is spreading all over Twitter please use the phone numbers Bags provided earlier. We can see this person won’t give up when it comes to spreading his views.

ASIO number to contact
1800 020 648

or the National Security Hotline whose number is 1800 123 400

The Anti Discrimination number is
1300 656 419
 
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tonster66

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Best moments for me:
1. When Carrick, who was seated in the front row, was in the course of asking a question of the board but instead turned to face the room and the guy next to me shouted "don't talk to us, ask the board!" and then Carrick just got drowned out and was asked to sit down.
2. Ben Cohen calling out Carrick for openly snickering.
3. Noticing that Carrick's hands were shaking when he was speaking (although if that was a medical thing I mean him no ill will).
4. Seeing Deboss in the flesh.
5. Jag's MMGA pineapple shirt.

...and the vote tallies of course
Were you the local sitting next to me and the mrs?
 
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This interview and story was an embarrassment to Australia. Yet somehow it won a 'journalism' award despite none of it being true lmao

This isn't McKenzie's only humiliation in a court of law but timing is perfect

If you step to the Schiff lord you best not miss

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tonster66

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Did anyone take note of the guy who walked in with headphones and complained about turning off his phone. He was then engaged with one of the hostess about 10 min in regarding his phone being on. He was sitting behind the slimy lawyer in 3rd row and appeared to ask a question which followed on for the lawyers line of questioning??

He was writing a shot load of notes and gave off ‘journo’ vibes!!! Will be interesting to see if any publication writes about the content of the AGM
He was right in front of me, he even tried to start an argument with me. He was also taking questions from the lawyer in front of him and asked stupid questions, which I told him so.
I to felt he was a journalist. when he asked a question he identified himself as Lindsay proxy for lock? He also put in a yellow form at the end.
He was also writing everything down. I also mentioned to the hostess that he looked to have a secret recording device around his ears which had a firewire connection on them.
 
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tonster66

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I guess nothing was asked about the situation on the ground with our tenement then?
Like whether or not Zijin/cominiere coacroaches are crawling all over the camp and the core samples... :unsure:
I asked Nigel about this afterwards and he confirmed the reports were true. zijin are there, drilling and working on the power station
 
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A bloke up the front on the left asked about this. (poor guy, it took him about four goes to get his first question in - "sorry sir that question is not applicable to this section of the meeting" - added a bit of comic relief to the proceedings at least).

Anyway, where was I?

Yes, the question was asked and the response from what I recall was a standard Nigel vague answer along the lines of "yes we are looking into cost cutting measures wherever available" or something to that effect.

From memory (yes that thing again), the question was bundled in with a remuneration question as well so there was a pre-scripted part to the answer. It was along the lines of stuff we've already heard about cash bonuses to compensate for spending lots of time abroad.

There certainly wasn't any talk of executive pay cuts.

Maybe just going back to Blend 43...
That fella was Roon. The response also stated that those who got bonus's had spent 250 odd days in the DRC and inferred that because of this they had earned thier bonus
 
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tonster66

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I asked early on in the meeting but got shut down. Not related to the Annual report apparently... Later they mentioned that Ben had spent ~246 days overseas and a lot of that time in DRC in relation to a question on their renumeration. But that's the closest of anything we heard.
Nigel confirmed they are there and at the power station
 
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I asked Nigel about this afterwards and he confirmed the reports were true. zijin are there, drilling and working on the power station
Just goes to show what AVZ are really up against , Chinese don't care , have never cared and think they can do as they please all over the world I said a while ago can't see closure till early next year , now thinking mid year , oh well looking for a new job now anybody need a 64 year old worn out painter mentally and physically 😁
 
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tonster66

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Well thank you Jag, great to meet up with you brother, i thought it was classic that i was having a cig across the road from where you parked initially, then when you got out of the car with your " FUCK MMGA " shirt on, i knew right there and then before we even shook hands for the first time .....that it was likely to be you ;)

Great to catch up with DEBOSS, Hadley brothers, @EarleofBarrow ,@Roon ,@tonster66 ,@Scoota30 ,@John25 and plenty of other individuals pre AGM (y)(y)

Deboss gathered us all in and gave us a pep talk about the etiquette required when asking questions of the BOD or MMGA, great camaraderie !!

As i was at the booth to register my attendance, guess who was behind me ?..............Peter Huljich 🖕🖕🖕

Guess who was in front of me flicking his nose with his finger pretending to be on cocaine in reference to Peter Huljich?............JAG :LOL::LOL:

200 strong crowd attended i reckon, BOD were emphasising decorum when asking any questions regards to resolutions ,John Clarke was in complete control of the narrative.

REMUNERATION RESOLUTION

Questions were asked about the cash bonuses and lack of cost cutting considering the balance sheet was dwindling.

In a round about way the BOD did confirm cash bonuses were awarded due to the fact Nige & Co have spent 240+ days in the DRC fighting for our cause ( way beyond the call of duty regards to being away from family etc )

Remuneration is market indexed to retain the best personnel regards to skill set and delivering outcomes for AVZ.

AVZ BOD confirmed that the 20m credit facility plus remaining cash ( 11.5m ) is sufficient to cover salaries, working capital and arbitration litigation going forward

AVZ BOD reiterated that they are eager and willing to negotiate on good terms to expedite ICC / ISCID arbitrations.

Resolution was passed in the affirmative 👍👍

Resolution 2 - 17 were rejected by a large majority !!


Meaning MMGA are ...

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RESOLUTION 18 - 22 ( Graeme Johnston, Dr John Clarke, Dr Casta Tungaraza, Serge Ngandu, Her Exellency Salome Sijaona were approved in the affirmative by a large majority..........(y)(y)(y)(y)

Sadly, as soon as resolution 1 - 22 were resolved, the curtains were drawn down.............meeting closed , no question time ! :(

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Apparently question time was nailed on the head because of threats of defamation litigation against AVZ BOD by MMGA plus AVZ BOD didnt want to reveal any info with the defeated Ludbrook, Carrick , Huljich still in the room........"I spie with my little eye something beginning with Xi".......springs to mind.

Anyway, that didnt deter me , so i decided to approach the BOD in person after the meeting concluded as i had alot of questions prepared and didnt want to waste a opportunity to ask.

Firstly, i introduced myself to Her Excellency Salome Sijaona, congratulated her on her appointment then asked her why she was endorsed to join the BOD, i suggested... "could it be your extensive connections within africa could lead to projects outside of Manono ? "

She replied..........YES !

I also asked what FT attitude was towards AVZ and this long drawn out fuckery.........she wasnt prepared to comment, but she did reveal that light is at the end of the tunnel...decades of corruption means the wheel slowly turns

She also revealed that DRC locals support AVZ, they appreciate the good will directed towards them in contrast to Zijin .

Locals are most impressed by the fact Nigel has learnt french so he can speak the native tongue !

I moved on to Graeme Johnston and asked whether the BOD has held one on one meetings with FT.

NO.....only via FT private advocates, however there is strong suspicion that those advocates have been complimented with brown paper bags, thus getting in the ear of FT talking negatively of AVZ in the covid period, so trust is low.

Moved on to see Nigel.

He can confirm that Cominiere is doing works on the Hydro power station, he also confirmed that Zijin is drilling holes in CDL.

All this despite the emergency injunctions preventing such action !........:eek:

Nigel not concerned, he maintains that AVZ has very strong cases against Cominiere / Zijin / DRC govt with iCC / ISCID arbitrations and every day illegal works is done, $100,000 penalties acrue, i asked how this penalty could be enacted on and he confirmed ICC has no juristiction in country, however private assets could be seized, but more importantly ,he mentions that the collective ICC / ISCID / IMF / WORLD BANK are all interconnected and the recent deliberation against DRC was damning.


In actuality, DRC applied for 13b from World Bank, but was only awarded 3B , minus 1B for the deliberation above.

The financial squeeze is impacting DRC

Sustained bunsen burners applied to DRC govt by the interconnected global organizations is forcing the DRC govt to come back to the negotiating table with AVZ and nothing will be concluded until conditions are agreed upon that is favourable to AVZ...........aka MOU.

Nigel stated that the defeat of MMGA today at the AGM is another pivotal moment.

The 20m credit facility another dagger in the heart of detractors whos intention from the get go, was to bleed AVZ dry financially and complete the steal, that eventuality now thwarted.

I also asked about the CATH relationship...........;)

Mr Pei is frustrated by the ML delays, Pei was invited to come to the DRC by AVZ and witness the road blocks first hand to garner a understanding of the delay, initially he accepted, but when he mentioned off the cuff that it could be a good opportunity to conduct a private meeting with Simon Cong ....the offer was retracted ( no shit sherlock...........shifty as fuck imo )

Cath deal is a 50 /50 proposition.......not in the bag by any stretch and i got the strong impression that there wasnt alot of concern if a break away fee was awarded either way.........:unsure:

I can also confirm that AVZ bod has had discussions with FT political opponents, should FT not win re election.

Apparently one of FT opponents is scathing with FT lack of mining results as per one of his mandates( achieving better outcomes for DRC govt with chinese mining deals post Kabila , no doubt Manono gets a mention too ) and that will formulate the main argument to the locals not to re elect him..........no argument from me !

So AVZ have covered their bases in that regard.

So going forward, Nigel stated to me that he will be flying back to DRC soon and continue the good fight, looking forward to some impending ICC deliberations and continue to have open dialogue to negotiate and agree on outcomes that are favourable to AVZ and long suffering LTSH.

Not sure the MOU will be resolved before DRC elections.

More patience required but Her Exellency Salome comments.........." light at the end of the tunnel " gives me confidence that this long drawn out fuckery will result in AVZ being winners at the end.

When ?

Who the fuck knows.


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Thanks Beisha, Nigel also stated that there were a few expats and around 30 locals living at camp Coline protecting AVZ assets
 
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tonster66

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Wow, you saw Deboss! Wow!
Fuk me, surely that's a joke?
Anyway what did he look like?

Thanks for sharing,
Nells
He even shouted a round of drinks.
Also at the end of the AGM as Carrick was walking out he confronted Deboss, and closed him in the aisle so he had no where to go but through him. I believe that this was an aggressive move by Carrick designed to evoke a response from Deboss. I moved some chairs out the way so Deboss could get out.
To Deboss's credit he handled himself very well in this situation and I have alot of respect for him
 
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Thanks Beisha, Nigel also stated that there were a few expats and around 30 locals living at camp Coline protecting AVZ assets
Good to know tonster66 the cockroaches can keep their grubby little claws off our assets.
 
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Marius seems upset, on X the thread goes on for a few more posts.
 
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I asked Nigel about this afterwards and he confirmed the reports were true. zijin are there, drilling and working on the power station
When will we start taking Zijin to court then?
 

Dave Evans

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I just had a look at our voting results and even though there were a lot of honourable shareholders who nominated to be on the BOD and support our company I wanted to give two in particular a very Honourable Mention.

Bruce Campbell with nearly 40 million votes and Paul Pether with over 200 million votes.

I dare say Mantle winning efforts by two of the most staunch AVZ supporters I know
 
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Xerof

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I just had a look at our voting results and even though there were a lot of honourable shareholders who nominated to be on the BOD and support our company I wanted to give two in particular a very Honourable Mention.

Bruce Campbell with nearly 40 million votes and Paul Pether with over 200 million votes.

I dare say Mantle winning efforts by two of the most staunch AVZ supporters I know
Yep, tits up over a glass of wine
 
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