AVZ Discussion 2022
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Wrong President.Dont the US own the Lobito corridor
With what has just happened with Panama I dont think the US will give this up without a fight.
Lobito Corridor: a $250 million investment planned by the USA for this rail link between the DRC and Angola
The United States has confirmed that it is considering a $250 million investment in the Lobito rail link between the DRC and Angola. With a length of 1,344 km, the project is a strategic axisminingandbusiness.com
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Mute22
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Can somebody explain, if we are successful in the courts, the chances we recoup something resembling fair value at all?
I don't think DRC has enough in the coffers, even if they wanted to hand it over. As far as ceasing assets internationally, not across how that would work at all?
I don't think DRC has enough in the coffers, even if they wanted to hand it over. As far as ceasing assets internationally, not across how that would work at all?
Not sure.
But realistically the DRC don’t what that outcome. If we do get that far, the decision will officially expose the corruption and the unethical business environment. The apparent will to promote and attract European and other western investment will be made redundant. Indaba cannot be attended by the DRC and the DRC mining week will need to be scrapped. Manono will be in a stalemate. The DRC people will eventually find out the truth (although there will be propaganda) resulting in riots, coups, instability - The country will implode, the president will be hanged, Zijin will be guilty be association, and bring shame to Xi resulting in Chen Jinghe being sentenced to death.
Just issue the fucking ML.
So the PM denounces the in-action of the international community in the face of illegal mining. Is this actually a cry for help?
We are seeing the entrenched corruption in the US and the difficulties that Trump is facing, is the PM suffering the same when trying to deal with corruption?
Is it a cry for help from the international community to help in dismantling the corruption in the DRC. Who knows imo
Who knows where Felix and his tribe will be at that stage?
I don't know if Felix will be allowed to serve his time out.
I think Felix is a front man, who is allowed to be a show pony with a nice watch and a bullet proof vest, who will be thrown under the bus when the time is right. I don't think he is the strong man he wants us to believe.
The DRC is a country in flux, nobody knows what happens tomorrow.
Will M23 be able to reach Kinshasa?
The DRC is a large country (Kinshasa to Goma is about the same distance as Perth to Sydney) and even if M23 is supported by Rwanda, that will only happen, if there is a complete complete very strong protest against the current ruling class. The supply lines are simply too long.
It could well be that the population rather sticks with the current misery regime, rather than forcing a change of power with a murderous group they don't know.
All AVZ can do is defend their rights through the courts, regardless of all the sand Zijin is trying to throw in the gearbox.
Don't forget Kabila still has some sort of following in Kivu and is stirring in the back ground.
Just some points to consider.
Hodlandwin69
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they will forfeit land of the same value and AVZ will establish a country there where we will all live together happily ever after
TheCount
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Imagine that!!! It'd be worse than Lord of the Flies.
Will Shane (aka piggy) be there?
M23 has retreated and has no further plans in Kinshasa.
There is every possibility that any war between DRC and Rwanda will escalate beyond those two countries and involve China in some capacity. Have a read of the following report by Michael Rubin… the guy whom everyone was celebrating as a big wig. My thoughts were an extension of his analysis but hey… apparently im some Shane or one of his accomplices … some smooth brains on this forum love to assume dont they.
https://nationalinterest.org/featur...14312?utm_source=email&utm_campaign=web-share
For mine I just don’t understand the general “gotcha” on this forum regarding the Rwanda backed incursion into DRC. This very much has a high chance of being extremely bad for the company. But hey, I’ll let everyone have their fun.
thegh0stwithin
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Time to negotiate, perhaps. Those penalties of lost productivity could be substantial.
Could a case could be taken not only of the actions preventing continued activities, but loss of output, as well as increased costs as a result of inflation and other costs (e.g. the looming tariff war) having creating an unjust financial disadvantage to AVZ. Delays are having real dollar values here. Something to think about, after our "A" Team win the current battles.
Remark
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This old chestnut . Celestine Kibeya must have permanent diarrhea by now .Of course this c--t could never be trusted . Celestine your nightmare has arrived scumbag .
“negotiations are underway with the Australian group AVZ MINERALS” , which is the majority shareholder in DATHCOM SA. But wanting to integrate COMINIERE SA alone in Manono's new lithium partnerships, Céléstin Kibeya poses a condition to the Australians, “that of the withdrawal of the complaint to arbitration in Paris with the ICC by AVZ MINERALS. " Célestin Kibeya would confirm in particular that the discussions between his team of COMINIERE and the leaders of AVZ MINERALS, would evolve in a good direction for both parties at this time... News Economy DRC 25/08/23
Kiki Kienge
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"In the #lithium conflict of #Manono , Célestin #Kibeya would confirm the negotiations could progress with $AVZ and poses as a precondition, "the withdrawal of the complaint to the ICC of Paris by the Australias" 28/08
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