AVZ Discussion 2022

j.l

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5-year term, 12% per annum coupon and conversion price at a 15% discount to the deemed or implied value of shares in AVZ under a change of control, IPO or material fundraising

Can you feel the tension? I can. I can feel it down in my plums. They're getting a nice bluish hue.

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The tension of slow strangulation? That turns things blue
 

Xerof

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Doesn't seem like all that much in the scheme of things. Keeps the lights on for 6-12 months.

If Locke doesn't come through then what? I can't see another round of convertible notes raising any more.

What on earth could be holding the Locke deal up?
Nigel, pending negotiated settlement

And management stumping up is another pineapple up Hoots arse

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j.l

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Nigel, pending negotiated settlement
To what end @Xerof ?

Do you mean a settlement is close, so Nigel thinks we might not need Locke? If so, that's a risky play. AVZ's history is littered with "bases loaded" plays that crumble leaving us reaching for the next crappy option.
 
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TheCount

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Doesn't seem like all that much in the scheme of things. Keeps the lights on for 6-12 months.

If Locke doesn't come through then what? I can't see another round of convertible notes raising any more.

What on earth could be holding the Locke deal up?
I (and others' I have spoken with) feel that Locke wants to see more than just their cash on the table. If the $1.4M honestly keeps the company running for 12 months, it might be enough to get their signatures...
TC.
 
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It's a joke. The joke is that Avz negotiated a settlement worth 1.4million! (Down from 4.7billion)
 

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Nigel, pending negotiated settlement

And management stumping up is another pineapple up Hoots arse

JMT's
I hear H00ts had an arsehole transplant. Sadly, the arsehole rejected him...
 
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Goldenboy

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It's a joke. The joke is that Avz negotiated a settlement worth 1.4million! (Down from 4.7billion)
WTF does that actually mean …. Do you understand anything at all ???🤣🤣
 
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j.l

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I (and others' I have spoken with) feel that Locke wants to see more than just their cash on the table. If the $1.4M honestly keeps the company running for 12 months, it might be enough to get their signatures...
TC.
Yes, of course. The old "skin in the game" argument. Prove you are a going concern and we'll consider helping.
 
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Frank

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Not sure the US will be wanting to invest billions into the DRC to help a stolen Chinese mine export more efficiently.

Major Chinese copper and gold producer Zijin Mining Group Co. said a slowing global economy, geopolitical tensions, and resource nationalism could restrict its overseas deal-making ambitions.
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Net income rose 46% to 15 billion yuan ($2.1 billion) in the first half, bolstered by higher prices for its commodities and cost controls, Zinjin said Friday in a stock exchange filing.

Still, the company flagged negative factors in the future potentially impacting “the company’s revenue, profits, merger and acquisitions of new overseas projects.”

China’s dominant role in mining supply chains – especially in critical minerals vital in industries from electric vehicles to military hardware — has lead the US, the EU and their allies to try to bolster their own output.

That poses a risk to the growth of Chinese companies led by Zijin, which has bought copper and gold mines from Canada to Africa, and expanded into lithium in a bid to become a key player in the battery material.

The company — one of China’s most acquisitive metals groups and its biggest listed miner — has made similar comments before.

Chairman Chen Jinghe said in March that it “will be targeted for sure” by US-led efforts to tackle Beijing’s dominance of some minerals given its leading role in the industry.

Zijin has already slowed acquisitions due to higher project valuations and geopolitical tensions.


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RHyNO

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Beautiful announcement. Management ponying up some cash putting money where mouth is. 1.4mill keeps the lights on and dispute alive. Well done Nigel. Hold on Hodl on and what not. “Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth”
 
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Mute22

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Thank god for funding, I was afraid this purgatory might end.

Who would I talk to then? My wife?

Day 841 since going into suspension.

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Winenut

Go AVZ!
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oxxa23

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Doesn't seem like all that much in the scheme of things. Keeps the lights on for 6-12 months.

If Locke doesn't come through then what? I can't see another round of convertible notes raising any more.

What on earth could be holding the Locke deal up?
You're hard to please... very happy with this news... don't have to raise a fortune upfront...

Ato is charging neat part of 12%, can't argue with the rate, happy enough with the discount...

Well done
 
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Digital Press Briefing with Helena Matza, Wednesday 28 August.

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Interesting to hear whether further details are released as to the US intentions for their investments. Seems to me their Lobito corridor plans include a serious interest in Manono.

It's an opportunity for the US plus makes strategic sense to blunt China's ability to control global lithium market.

Who knows but something is brewing on the diplomatic front. And with a development like this our US ambassador KRudd should be pressed into action. It's in Australia's interest also to thwart Chinese control of Manono. Or should be.
 
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Chase

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Beautiful announcement. Management ponying up some cash putting money where mouth is. 1.4mill keeps the lights on and dispute alive. Well done Nigel. Hold on Hodl on and what not. “Blessed are the meek for they shall
Yeah agree Ryhno well said..Heres hoping management contributing towards a positive mood for a win win imminent decision
 
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Goat

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As I mentioned earlier, there is no Locke funding deal required. I believe it was just a "kick the can down the road" exercise to appease shareholders or a last resort in the event that the DRC handed over the mining license and made things right.
It's quite clear in this announcement that the first port of call is to follow through with ICC/ICSID and force the DRC to settle as they are not wanting AVZ to mine. AVZ is not going mining in the next 500 years in the DRC. It's also quite clear that Zijin will take over mining duties.
Going by the language of the announcement the attempt is to get a percentage of the last traded share price.
The small funding provision is also indication that AVZ requires the cash to just get some ink to paper and cover costs.
The lack of intervention by Felix also indicates that Cominiere is calling the shots.

IMHO - AVZ will get a payout, distribute to shareholders, Nigel & Co with a golden handshake and GTFO of the DRC once and for all.

Disclaimer* - it's just my opinion and I could be totally wrong, don't hate me.
 
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j.l

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oxxa23

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I am indeed!
Good to hear another's take on the situation.
They're not desperate yet... they'd be rattling the tins to us minnows at last resort I feel...
 
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