AVZ Discussion 2022
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The Fox
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BRICK
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That’s a Fox
Xerof
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They have the audacity to openly display the brown bag these days
Dave Evans
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I thought it was time to give this low life and his company their own thread, so they got it
Geoff Jones latest antics of trying to acquire shares in AVZ through a possible illegal unsolicited share offer scam they claimed was a takeover offer have certainly bought attention on Global Lithium.
Global Lithium has a number of Chinese links including Suzhou (now called Canmax), CATH, Yibin, Lithium Plus and Zijin.
Global Lithium’s mine in WA is so small and low grade grade that it’s no wonder it’s share price has tanked 80% in the last year.
Now it’s Chairman (Geoff Jones) has joined up with Michael Carrick to try and fleece shares from AVZ shareholders for $0.01. It appears Carrick (who acquired the AVZ share register in 2023) has used the share register and collaborated with Geoff Jones to illegally acquire AVZ shares.
The chart below (from a Market Index report in 2023) shows Global Lithium has the lowest grade lithium of all the projects shown as well as being the smallest in terms of resource.
Global Lithium = Smallest resource & lowest grade. Who would invest in that??
Fuck off wankers
Geoff Jones latest antics of trying to acquire shares in AVZ through a possible illegal unsolicited share offer scam they claimed was a takeover offer have certainly bought attention on Global Lithium.
Global Lithium has a number of Chinese links including Suzhou (now called Canmax), CATH, Yibin, Lithium Plus and Zijin.
Global Lithium’s mine in WA is so small and low grade grade that it’s no wonder it’s share price has tanked 80% in the last year.
Now it’s Chairman (Geoff Jones) has joined up with Michael Carrick to try and fleece shares from AVZ shareholders for $0.01. It appears Carrick (who acquired the AVZ share register in 2023) has used the share register and collaborated with Geoff Jones to illegally acquire AVZ shares.
The chart below (from a Market Index report in 2023) shows Global Lithium has the lowest grade lithium of all the projects shown as well as being the smallest in terms of resource.
| Ticker | Company | Mkt Cap ($m) | Projects | Location | Status | MRE Date | Li20 | Mt LCE | (A$/t LCE) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CXO | Core Lithium | 2,110 | Finniss | Australia | Producer | 18/04/23 | 1.37 | 0.66 | 3210 |
| LLL | Leo Lithium | 631 | Goulamina | Mali | Development | 17/01/23 | 1.46 | 2.93 | 430 |
| PLS | Pilbara Minerals | 14,510 | Pilgangoora | Australia | Producer | 06/10/21 | 1.17 | 6.08 | 2385 |
| LTR | Liontown Resources | 6,600 | Kathleen Valley | Australia | Development | 01/04/21 | 1.38 | 4.42 | 1494 |
| ESS | Essential Minerals | 125 | Dome | Australia | Exploration | 20/12/22 | 1.23 | 0.26 | 478 |
| SYA | Sayona Mining | 1,960 | Moblan, NAL, Authier | Canada | Development | ~ | 1.16 | 1.89 | 1039 |
| EUR | European Lithium | 149 | Wolfsberg | Austria | Exploration | 01/12/21 | 1.03 | 0.25 | 601 |
| GL1 | Global Lithium | 457 | Manna, Marble Bar | Australia | Exploration | 15/12/22 | 1.02 | 0.56 | 813 |
| A11 | Atlantic Lithium | 377 | Ewoyaa | Ghana | Exploration | 01/02/23 | 1.27 | 0.88 | 429 |
| PLL | Piedmont Lithium | 367 | Quebec, Carolina | Canada, US | Development | ~ | 1.11 | 0.96 | 381 |
Global Lithium = Smallest resource & lowest grade. Who would invest in that??
Fuck off wankers
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Another interesting character, the CEO of Global Lithium (the link with Chris Ellison, Mineral Resources, is interesting):I thought it was time to give this low life and his company their own thread, so they got it
Geoff Jones latest antics of trying to acquire shares in AVZ through a possible illegal unsolicited share offer scam they claimed was a takeover offer have certainly bought attention on Global Lithium.
Global Lithium has a number of Chinese links including Suzhou (now called Canmax), CATH, Yibin, Lithium Plus and Zijin via Geoff Jones’s links to Michael Carrick.
Global Lithium’s mine in WA is so small and low grade grade that it’s no wonder it’s share price has tanked 80% in the last year.
Now it’s Chairman (Geoff Jones) has joined up with Michael Carrick to try and fleece shares from AVZ shareholders for $0.01. It appears Carrick (who acquired the AVZ share register in 2023) has used the share register and collaborated with Geoff Jones to illegally acquire AVZ shares.
The chart below (from a Market Index report in 2023) shows Global Lithium has the lowest grade lithium of all the projects shown as well as being the smallest in terms of resource.
Ticker Company Mkt Cap ($m) Projects Location Status MRE Date Li20 Mt LCE (A$/t LCE) CXO Core Lithium 2,110 Finniss Australia Producer 18/04/23 1.37 0.66 3210 LLL Leo Lithium 631 Goulamina Mali Development 17/01/23 1.46 2.93 430 PLS Pilbara Minerals 14,510 Pilgangoora Australia Producer 06/10/21 1.17 6.08 2385 LTR Liontown Resources 6,600 Kathleen Valley Australia Development 01/04/21 1.38 4.42 1494 ESS Essential Minerals 125 Dome Australia Exploration 20/12/22 1.23 0.26 478 SYA Sayona Mining 1,960 Moblan, NAL, Authier Canada Development ~ 1.16 1.89 1039 EUR European Lithium 149 Wolfsberg Austria Exploration 01/12/21 1.03 0.25 601 GL1 Global Lithium 457 Manna, Marble Bar Australia Exploration 15/12/22 1.02 0.56 813 A11 Atlantic Lithium 377 Ewoyaa Ghana Exploration 01/02/23 1.27 0.88 429 PLL Piedmont Lithium 367 Quebec, Carolina Canada, US Development ~ 1.11 0.96 381
Global Lithium = Smallest resource & lowest grade. Who would invest in that??
Fuck off wankers
Ron Mitchell
Managing DirectorMr Mitchell has more than 25 years’ experience in senior commercial, strategy, sales and business development roles including more than 13 years in the lithium and battery metals industry with executive level roles at Tianqi Lithium Corporation and Talison Lithium. He is also the inaugural Chairman of the London Metal Exchange (LME) Lithium and Cobalt Committee, a role he has held for more than 4 years.
Mr Mitchell was awarded a Japanese Government Scholarship and completed a Master’s degree at the Tokyo University of Marine Science in 2004. He also lived and worked in Tokyo Japan for 7 years and held several commercial roles with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Inc., a large globally diversified OEM.
As Managing Director, Mr Mitchell oversees marketing development, investor relations, strategic partnership negotiation and business growth opportunities.
During his tenure, Ron has overseen significant developments including the 10-year offtake agreement with major shareholder Canmax (formerly Suzhou TA&A Ultra Clean Technology Co. Limited), the introduction of Mineral Resources (ASX:MIN) as a cornerstone investor, in addition to a $110m institutional placement; $10m SPP and delivery of a 69.6Mt resource base, grading at 1.0% Li2O, across both the Manna and Marble Bar Lithium Projects.
Here is something hot off the press - The Weekend Australian (June 29-30 Page 3) has reported the Nine Publishing Arm, which includes The Australian Financial Review may lose 200 jobs.
Just in case the Chief Executive (Mike Sneesby) needs some suggestions would anyone care to make recommendations.
I used to read the Australian Financial Review religiously and insist Senior Management read it on a daily basis but have definitely found that its not the great paper it was and no longer read it.
Regards,
SilentOne
Just in case the Chief Executive (Mike Sneesby) needs some suggestions would anyone care to make recommendations.
I used to read the Australian Financial Review religiously and insist Senior Management read it on a daily basis but have definitely found that its not the great paper it was and no longer read it.
Regards,
SilentOne
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Dave Evans
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Another interesting character, the CEO of Global Lithium (the link with Chris Ellison, Mineral Resources, is interesting):
Ron Mitchell
Managing Director
Mr Mitchell has more than 25 years’ experience in senior commercial, strategy, sales and business development roles including more than 13 years in the lithium and battery metals industry with executive level roles at Tianqi Lithium Corporation and Talison Lithium. He is also the inaugural Chairman of the London Metal Exchange (LME) Lithium and Cobalt Committee, a role he has held for more than 4 years.
Mr Mitchell was awarded a Japanese Government Scholarship and completed a Master’s degree at the Tokyo University of Marine Science in 2004. He also lived and worked in Tokyo Japan for 7 years and held several commercial roles with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Inc., a large globally diversified OEM.
As Managing Director, Mr Mitchell oversees marketing development, investor relations, strategic partnership negotiation and business growth opportunities.
During his tenure, Ron has overseen significant developments including the 10-year offtake agreement with major shareholder Canmax (formerly Suzhou TA&A Ultra Clean Technology Co. Limited), the introduction of Mineral Resources (ASX:MIN) as a cornerstone investor, in addition to a $110m institutional placement; $10m SPP and delivery of a 69.6Mt resource base, grading at 1.0% Li2O, across both the Manna and Marble Bar Lithium Projects.
And here’s another one of their directors, Dianmin Chen founded Global Lithium and he also used to be the Managing Director of Norton Goldfields who is owned by Zijin
Surely these arseholes weren’t thinking that a piss fart shit company like Global Lithium could takeover AVZ.
I was thinking of posting some info about their low quality and small resource on their thread but I noticed they don’t even have any shareholders posting on it like we have here. Just as well, I’m already wasting enough time on them, it’s just I hate these corrupt arseholes trying to rip us off.
I think I’ll stop wasting my time on them and start thinking about putting them in to ASIC, FIRB, the Australian Treasury Dept and Jim ChaImers. Chalmers has cracked down on foreign investment into critical minerals and has already blocked some investment by Chinese linked companies as well as updating Australia’s foreign investment policy in April this year.
Australia cracks down on foreign cash in critical minerals
At the same time, the investment approval process would be streamlined for known investors and low-risk sectors.
www.mining.com
Australia orders Chinese investors to sell down stake in rare earths miner
Australia ordered several China-linked investors to dispose of shares in rare earths miner Northern Minerals on national interest grounds, a spokesperson said.
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Frank
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On the occasion of June 30: the soul of the DRC awaits revival
Political actor and national president of the political party “Christian Democracy (DC), Eugène Diomi Ndongala asked himself this Friday, June 29, on the eve of this event, “what democracy for the Democratic Republic of Congo?”
Although the process of Independence allowed the DRC to acquire freedom from colonialism, the practice of democracy, according to Diomi, "still remains precarious in the DR Congo".
He argues, for example, that the political transition towards democracy in the DRC is characterized by episodes of deprivation of freedoms, wars of aggression and rebellions, formal and informal looting of the economy and the denial of rights. fundamental human rights on the part of those who govern.
For him, the future of democracy in DR Congo appears more and more as a problem of responsibility of citizens and their awareness.
Falling on Sunday, the celebration of the day of January 30 was postponed to Saturday June 29.
As usual, the President of the Republic will not fail to deliver a solemn speech, another opportunity to reaffirm his determination to protect territorial integrity, which has been undermined for several years by followers of the warlike and annexationist logic.
In harmony with the founding fathers of independence.
Since the first mandate and the next, he has continued to awaken the soul of the Congolese and the desire to belong to the same land bequeathed by the ancestors.
The abyss being deep, efforts are still necessary for an acceptable future for several inhabitants.
He is asked not to let go and above all to preserve this renewed confidence by improving social conditions as a priority, so as not to break this communion around living together.
The fight against impunity and corruption plaguing society deserves a good place in the action plan for desired and desired change.
Quickly separating from employees who are less concerned about the metamorphosis is essential.
mediacongo
Justice: cited in the street lamps and drilling files, former minister Nicolas Kazadi authorized for treatment abroad!
Unsurprisingly, the former Minister of Finance, Nicolas Kazadi, is authorized to seek treatment abroad. Authorization was granted to him by the Prosecutor General at the Court of Cassation, several sources report to Opinion-info.cd.
This authorization comes at a time when the former financier of the Republic is cited for his involvement in the misappropriation of funds allocated for the purchase of street lights and boreholes.
He was recently interviewed on the said case, then authorized to return to his home, pending the continuation of the investigation.
In this same case, two people, including the former Minister of State for Rural Development, François Rubota, were placed under provisional arrest warrant.
Soon, the trial will begin, some of which are very favorable to the media coverage.
Thanks to the advent of a young person, an opponent moreover, at the head of the judicial system of the DR Congo, several Congolese hope for the recovery of the Justice system deemed ill, in particular, by the President of the Republic.
mediacongo
x.com
Political actor and national president of the political party “Christian Democracy (DC), Eugène Diomi Ndongala asked himself this Friday, June 29, on the eve of this event, “what democracy for the Democratic Republic of Congo?”
Although the process of Independence allowed the DRC to acquire freedom from colonialism, the practice of democracy, according to Diomi, "still remains precarious in the DR Congo".
He argues, for example, that the political transition towards democracy in the DRC is characterized by episodes of deprivation of freedoms, wars of aggression and rebellions, formal and informal looting of the economy and the denial of rights. fundamental human rights on the part of those who govern.
For him, the future of democracy in DR Congo appears more and more as a problem of responsibility of citizens and their awareness.
Falling on Sunday, the celebration of the day of January 30 was postponed to Saturday June 29.
As usual, the President of the Republic will not fail to deliver a solemn speech, another opportunity to reaffirm his determination to protect territorial integrity, which has been undermined for several years by followers of the warlike and annexationist logic.
In harmony with the founding fathers of independence.
Since the first mandate and the next, he has continued to awaken the soul of the Congolese and the desire to belong to the same land bequeathed by the ancestors.
The abyss being deep, efforts are still necessary for an acceptable future for several inhabitants.
He is asked not to let go and above all to preserve this renewed confidence by improving social conditions as a priority, so as not to break this communion around living together.
The fight against impunity and corruption plaguing society deserves a good place in the action plan for desired and desired change.
Quickly separating from employees who are less concerned about the metamorphosis is essential.
mediacongo
Justice: cited in the street lamps and drilling files, former minister Nicolas Kazadi authorized for treatment abroad!
Unsurprisingly, the former Minister of Finance, Nicolas Kazadi, is authorized to seek treatment abroad. Authorization was granted to him by the Prosecutor General at the Court of Cassation, several sources report to Opinion-info.cd.
This authorization comes at a time when the former financier of the Republic is cited for his involvement in the misappropriation of funds allocated for the purchase of street lights and boreholes.
He was recently interviewed on the said case, then authorized to return to his home, pending the continuation of the investigation.
In this same case, two people, including the former Minister of State for Rural Development, François Rubota, were placed under provisional arrest warrant.
Soon, the trial will begin, some of which are very favorable to the media coverage.
Thanks to the advent of a young person, an opponent moreover, at the head of the judicial system of the DR Congo, several Congolese hope for the recovery of the Justice system deemed ill, in particular, by the President of the Republic.
mediacongo
x.com
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SK is a South Korean battery manufacturer, head quartered in Seoul.Here’s Ron Mitchell with his corrupt Chinese mates
View attachment 65657
And here’s another one of their directors, Dianmin Chen founded Global Lithium and he also used to be the Managing Director of Norton Goldfields who we know is owned by Zijin
View attachment 65656
Surely these arseholes weren’t thinking that a piss fart shit company like Global Lithium could takeover AVZ.
I was thinking of posting some info about their low quality and small resource on their thread but I noticed they don’t even have any shareholders posting on it like we have here. Just as well, I’m already wasting enough time on them, it’s just I hate these corrupt arseholes trying to rip us off.
I think I’ll stop wasting my time on them and start thinking about putting them in to ASIC, FIRB, the Australian Treasury Dept and Jim ChaImers. Chalmers has cracked down on foreign investment into critical minerals and has already blocked some investment by Chinese linked companies as well as updating Australia’s foreign investment policy in April this year.
Australia cracks down on foreign cash in critical minerals
At the same time, the investment approval process would be streamlined for known investors and low-risk sectors.
Australia orders Chinese investors to sell down stake in rare earths miner
Australia ordered several China-linked investors to dispose of shares in rare earths miner Northern Minerals on national interest grounds, a spokesperson said.www.cnbc.com
SK Group subsidiary SK On is manufacturing the battery cells and modules for the electric version of the iconic Ford F-150 truck at a 283-acre, $2.6 billion complex in northeast Georgia. The Commerce, GA facility was the biggest economic development in the state’s history—until it was eclipsed by a planned $5 billion battery plant announced in December that’s a joint venture between SK On and Hyundai Motor Group.
Mr_Tones83
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You're correct. The important one being 13359 still unchanged from 100% Cominiere thoughThe CAMI site is now showing 4029 & 4030 as PR's changed from "cancellation due to lack of payment"
Can anyone confirm the change? I'm away from a PC at the moment.
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