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DittoExcellent! I'm a Coastie too, so I'll be there in no time once that money hits!
DittoExcellent! I'm a Coastie too, so I'll be there in no time once that money hits!
he needs more likes come on guys and girlsyou do realize how many sydney inverters not COUNT ing the north coast people , your fuc4ed and will be brewing for years
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Unbelievable... supposedly signed one of those majestic, mythical mou's back in JanuaryThis bloke, Louis Watum Kabamba was appointed Minister in May 2024.He is the former GM of the DRC operations of Ivanhoe Mines and former Managing Director of Kamoa Copper SA
The Kamoa Kakula copper mine in the DRC is the joint venture between Ivanhoe and Zijin. Everywhere you look in the DRC it’s a mix between the cesspit of Tshisekedi and the corrupt elites at the top and and millions of starving people getting slaughtered and living in poverty at the bottom
"His Excellency "Unbelievable... supposedly signed one of those majestic, mythical mou's back in January
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Great! Just as I was tucking into my curry for lunch.
Cheers for that.
In the last DFS AVZ included the Tin and the cost of the seperate refining process.....the 2 billion US$ LOM is net income after costs. AVZ would be stupid not to include the Tin.....for sure it's a by product, but still very profitable.It's nice to talk about the value of the tin, but realistically if they're digging up and processing lithium the tin will just be a secondary by-product, and only if infrastructure is added to process that. The only way tin will be a big revenue earner is if the ore mined is sent to two separate processing plants - one for lithium and one for tin. That might be a smart way for the eventual miners to set up the mine, so that either option can be ramped up or down depending on prices at the time.
Don’t forget the tin!It's nice to talk about the value of the tin, but realistically if they're digging up and processing lithium the tin will just be a secondary by-product, and only if infrastructure is added to process that. The only way tin will be a big revenue earner is if the ore mined is sent to two separate processing plants - one for lithium and one for tin. That might be a smart way for the eventual miners to set up the mine, so that either option can be ramped up or down depending on prices at the time.
Still radio silence from the Chinese...the shit-eating rodents have to be up to something.
They're always up to something.
They have history, and I can't see them being satisfied with just CDL. It's not in their nature to share or be satisfied with half a resource. They always want it all, and will stop at nothing to get it.
I also can't see them working alongside the yanks at Manono and happily sharing electrical power from the Mpiana-Mwanga Hydroelectric Power Station, or processing facilities that convert spodumene into Li hydroxide (or carbonate) or loading and transport facilities.
The US and DRC are expected to sign a minerals-for-security agreement tomorrow, which gives the US preferential access to DRC minerals, and still not a peep from the world's rodents.
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Nikolas is writing articles from a dystopian future where proofreading has become extinct
Nikolas is writing articles from a dystopian future where proofreading has become extinct
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