AVZ Discussion 2022

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Going by this announcement, a few matters become clearer..........

a) JAG is going to lose his left nut

b ) BOATMAN is fucked and will be prosecuted by AVZ for defamation / misleading information in due course..........🙏🙏🙏

c) GROUNDHOG day will continue....................:mad::mad::mad:


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DOW is reversing to the upside...........


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DITTO...................GLOBAL X


Hows that for a depressing post RE.......AVZ ?


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Yeah...........fuck off YODA !!
Going by this announcement, a few matters become clearer..........

a) JAG is going to lose his left nut

b ) BOATMAN is fucked and will be prosecuted by AVZ for defamation / misleading information in due course..........🙏🙏🙏

c) GROUNDHOG day will continue....................:mad::mad::mad:


Meanwhile...........

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DOW is reversing to the upside...........


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DITTO...................GLOBAL X


Hows that for a depressing post RE.......AVZ ?


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Yeah...........fuck off YODA !!


d) Obe Wan is toast on HC and will be a permanent member of TSE.

e) Being in suspension balance of Sept may be no bad thing, considering the macro events coming up (AUG CPI , Fed Rates)
 
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fucken blowins
 
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As a Bendigo boy I hope Geelong gets the prem this year, sorry jag but fuck Collingwood 🤣
 
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Hopefully out of suspension this week (probably not hahah) and then spank the pies (AGAIN) at the SCG over the weekend.
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As a Bendigo boy I hope Geelong gets the prem this year, sorry jag but fuck Collingwood 🤣
All good mate, finished 17th last year so this year has been surreal. Win or lose I'm a pretty happy camper with the list we have to move forward.
 
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*Fyi, Apologies if already posted, but in case anyone missed it, we do get a mention, as

Boom in lithium production expected over the next decade

Global lithium production is expected to grow from 503,500 t lithium carbonate equivalent this year to 2.1-million tonnes in 2031 – an average yearly growth rate of 15.9%, says market research and advisory firm Fitch Solutions Country Risk & Industry Research.

There were a significant number of new projects in various stages of development around the world, with Fitch Solutions tracking 120 established and new projects globally, and expecting that number to grow as interest in the sector increased, Fitch Solutions commodities analyst Nick Trickett said during a briefing on September 8.

"Broadly speaking, global supply is positive across a number of countries and expected growth in production is the result of increased exploration over the past 20 years that led to continuous growth in global reserves and resources," he pointed out.

For example, production growth will accelerate in Australia, which is forecast to remain the largest lithium producing country to 2031, and to triple its output to 750,000 t. :unsure:🇨🇩:unsure:

Similarly, Chile and China will more than double their output, and Argentina’s production will rise almost six-fold to make it the second-largest global producer, up from its current position as fourth-largest.

Additionally, in Canada, domestic policy and the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act in the US were expected to accelerate investment, he added.

"We expect established lithium-producing countries will record further growth, while a notable number of new lithium producing countries will emerge and cumulatively account for a larger share of global output.

These new countries include mostly developed markets, such as the US, Canada, Germany and some European countries alongside developing countries, such as Zimbabwe, Mali and the DRC."


Fitch Solutions' forecast for the strong boost in lithium output was underpinned by a large number of lithium extraction projects in pipeline over the coming decade, Trickett said.

The largest number of new projects are expected to be in the Americas, including Canada, Argentina, Chile and the US, as well as in Asia-Pacific, which includes Australia and China.

Merger and acquisition activity is expected to pick up over the next decade and will likely result in junior miners being bought out by larger firms to finalise the development of projects.

Meanwhile, Asia-Pacific is set to contribute most growth in absolute terms over the next decade, with the region forecast to add an additional 608,000 t between 2021 and 2031, significantly above South America, which will add 432,200 t.

However, growth of 185.4% over next decade in the Asia-Pacific region will be slowest of the regions, outpaced by South America with 274%, and compare with other regions that are starting from a very low base.

Further, Asia-Pacific’s share of global production would fall from 65.15% in 2021 to 44.3% in 2031, as South America was forecast to contribute 28% of global production, and North America was set to expand its share to 13.8%.

This was owing to the strength of the existing project pipeline in the Americas, including in Argentina, the US, Chile and Canada, he noted.

Fitch Solutions’ forecast sets out that Asia-Pacific’s lithium production will average 9.7% annual growth over the next decade, with the Americas averaging 37.1% growth and South America averaging 11.9% growth over the decade.

Australia will contribute 511,300 t additional production over the coming decade at an average yearly growth rate of 12.1%, ahead of China with 96,700 t at a 7.7% yearly growth rate.

"By 2031, Australia will hit 80% of regional production and alone will be responsible for 35.5% of global output," Trickett said.

Additionally, brine extraction in the Americas was highly profitable owing to its low cost of production and Fitch Solutions expected investors would want to keep on the lookout for lithium exploration projects in the region, he added.

The Americas’ share of global production will rise from an estimated 32.6% in 2021 to peak at 43.5% in 2027.

During this period, the region will add the most additional production of any region in the world.

However, after this, its share would fall slightly as growth was outpaced by global growth of production in other parts, Trickett noted.

"Argentina is the region’s brightest spot, where we expect production to soar. We expect production to ramp up rapidly in the coming years owing to the very strong project pipeline.

"In total, the government expects $4.2-billion worth of investment in the country's lithium sector over the next five years. We expect there will be further investments in Argentina's lithium sector by international players in the coming years as well."

North America would also be a major engine of growth and had seen substantial levels of investments. Fitch Solutions’ estimates suggested that the US and Canada produced a combined 6,400 t of lithium carbonate equivalent in 2021, but the region was set to become a major producer by mid-decade and production was expected to total 291,000 t/y by 2031, said Trickett.

Meanwhile, Europe was set to become a new regional hub for lithium extraction, driven by policy initiatives, and the Czech Republic, Austria, Germany, Finland and Portugal have significant potential, he highlighted.

"The European Union (EU) aims to meet 80% of lithium demand by 2025 and low-carbon direct lithium extraction from brines have bright prospects. Europe has significant lithium resources in mineral and brine form, and holds potential in terms of new, more sustainable and faster lithium extraction technologies.

"For example, the Vulcan Energy Resources zero-carbon lithium project will bolster Germany's potential to become a leading regional producer of sustainable lithium.

Germany's upper Rhine valley also holds promising lithium opportunities and should prove compatible with EU environmental agenda," he said.

Additionally, many lithium extraction projects in Europe also include plants and downstream investments to refine lithium into chemicals, highlighting its aim of reducing its reliance on China for mid- and downsteam lithium chemical refining.

"Further, Africa is expected to remain a global laggard in terms of absolute production of lithium in the coming decade, but we expect to see an increase in investments, as the region offers an avenue for diversification.

"It is also expected that mining firms will broaden exploration activities, and countries such as Zimbabwe will remain the largest regional producer in the short term.

The DRC is set to become a globally significant player when the Manono project comes online,"
said Trickett.

Sub-Saharan Africa was also expected to record strong yearly output growth of 32.8% for the forecast period, but would end up producing similar volumes to Europe, he added.

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Food for thought and Don't forget the Rin Tin Tin (y)

Cheers

Frank :cool:
 
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This confirms how much of a troll you are.
On ignore for me, nothing but negativety and hysterical comments.
Hey “Mustard“ or “Flat white” or who ever you are, you smart ass prick.
I am not a “Troll” you dickhead!
I have a few million shares in this since early 2018, asswipe. How many do you have - a few hundred?
I am sick of all the up ramping year in, year out, month in, month out, week in, week out, day in, day out.

I am sick of the word “imminent“ wrt ML since 2019/20/21/22 ….

The last ann just confirmed ICC is just about to start after 4 months since the initial advice (plus the various attacks to AVZ and goings on which were not divulged IMO in a timely manner via official announcements)! So it has at LEAST 3-6 more months to play out. It is not dead and buried as the Twitter / TSE cheer squad have been saying for months. Z is not dead and buried as has been said, no proof yet. DRC so far have not stepped up to defend or endorse AVZ. There is no ML, no commencement of mine construction, no FID etc etc. We are at least 12-24 months behind schedule now and the window is closing, confidence in DRC has/ is waning badly.

The AVZ bod never ever meet their published timeline, never! They are up against China and DRC, but they haven’t read the situation well. We are where we are, very slowly moving forward, then back, then forward (like a pendulum).

Most news is speculation via Twitter/ TSE. It won’t be going anywhere until official ASX (positive or negative) announcements are released.

I need AVZ to succeed, it is my retirement fun, you imbecile.

I am merely pointing out this “shitshow” has many months to run yet …

We are very unlikely to come out of suspension on 15/09/22.

That is my opinion and I am allowed to offer it without fuck heads like you calling me a “troll” FFS 🤦‍♂️

Grow up halfwit. On ignore you go! 🥱
 
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Hey “Mustard“ or “Flat white” or who ever you are, you smart ass prick.
I am not a “Troll” you dickhead!
I have a few million shares in this since early 2018, asswipe. How many do you have - a few hundred?
I am sick of all the up ramping year in, year out, month in, month out, week in, week out, day in, day out.

I am sick of the word “imminent“ wrt ML since 2019/20/21/22 ….

The last ann just confirmed ICC is just about to start after 4 months since the initial advice (plus the various attacks to AVZ and goings on which were not divulged IMO in a timely manner via official announcements)! So it has at LEAST 3-6 more months to play out. It is not dead and buried as the Twitter / TSE cheer squad have been saying for months. Z is not dead and buried as has been said, no proof yet. DRC so far have not stepped up to defend or endorse AVZ. There is no ML, no commencement of mine construction, no FID etc etc. We are at least 12-24 months behind schedule now and the window is closing, confidence in DRC has/ is waning badly.

The AVZ bod never ever meet their published timeline, never! They are up against China and DRC, but they haven’t read the situation well. We are where we are, very slowly moving forward, then back, then forward (like a pendulum).

Most news is speculation via Twitter/ TSE. It won’t be going anywhere until official ASX (positive or negative) announcements are released.

I need AVZ to succeed, it is my retirement fun, you imbecile.

I am merely pointing out this “shitshow” has many months to run yet …

We are very unlikely to come out of suspension on 15/09/22.

That is my opinion and I am allowed to offer it without fuck heads like you calling me a “troll” FFS 🤦‍♂️

Grow up halfwit. On ignore you go! 🥱
Funny, Dijon tells you he puts you on ignore and calls you a troll, 2 days later you tell Dijon you put him on ignore and call him an F head.

 
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Funny, Dijon tells you he puts you on ignore and calls you a troll, 2 days later you tell Dijon you put him on ignore and call him an F head.


Nothing funny about it. I am not a troll, but he is a FW🤦‍♂️.
 

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News

Minutes of the sixty-eighth meeting of the Council of Ministers​

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Friday 09 September 2022
His Excellency the President of the Republic, Head of State, FélixAntoine TSHISEKEDI TSHILOMBO, chaired by videoconference, the sixty-eighth meeting of the Council of Ministers of the Government of the Republic, this Friday, September 09, 2022. Five (5) points constituted the framework of the agenda, namely:
I. Communication from His Excellency the President of the Republic, Head of State;
II. Information points;
III. Approval of a statement of the decisions of the Council of Ministers;
IV. Examination and adoption of files;
V. Examination and adoption of the texts.
I. COMMUNICATION FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC, HEAD OF STATE
The President of the Republic, Head of State articulated his communication around three (3) points below:
1. Our country's participation in the Rotterdam Climate Change Adaptation Summit
The President of the Republic took stock of his participation in the Summit on adaptation to climate change held in Rotterdam from 5 to 6 September. He recalled, during his various speeches, the crucial role played by the Democratic Republic of Congo in climate protection. The President of the Republic also made a plea on the need for polluting countries to respect their commitments to enable African countries to be more resilient in the face of the consequences of climate change.
With the Prime Minister of the Netherlands, he specifically mentioned the need for technology transfer in the field of climate-resilient agriculture to enable African countries to produce and meet the urgent needs of their populations. Faced with the urgent need to act to protect our populations from the climate threat, the President of the Republic has called for an in-depth evaluation of our policies and commitments as well as the efficiency and effectiveness of their implementation. He invited the Government to expedite, immediately, an evaluation of all government resolutions in the sectors impacted by the climate problem. Otherwise, the President of the Republic welcomed the efforts undertaken for an increased participation of our country in the global climate agenda as evidenced by the organization of the meeting of scientists in Yangambi and the organization of the pre-COP 27 here in Kinshasa. The government teams have been tasked with better preparing the offer in terms of climate solutions, thus reflecting our desire to be a solution country with concrete projects; to mobilize and strengthen win-win partnerships during the next COP to be held in Egypt. thus reflecting our desire to be a solution country equipped with concrete projects; to mobilize and strengthen win-win partnerships during the next COP to be held in Egypt. thus reflecting our desire to be a solution country equipped with concrete projects; to mobilize and strengthen win-win partnerships during the next COP to be held in Egypt.
2. Disruption of the internal market for petroleum products
Faced with the disruption of the supply of fuel, particularly in Kinshasa, as a result of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict on the world market, the President of the Republic instructed the Government to carry out new actions in order to reduce the pressure on public finances and on business revenues, while ensuring fuel availability to consumers at the pump. These actions consist, in particular, in: - strengthening the leading role of the National Petroleum Company in the security of the country's supplies; - return the Société Congolaise des Industries de Raffinage (SOCIR) to its primary function of refining heavy and light crude oil; - clean without complacency, the price structure, and this, as soon as possible;
The President of the Republic recalled that the Strategic Stock should be replenished in kind and guarantee a supply of the national market for sixty days, during a period of crisis such as this. The Prime Minister has been instructed to ensure that all measures and actions are taken to resolve this situation of fuel rationing at the pump before the next Council of Ministers.
3. Operationalization of the Universal Service Fund
Framework Law No. 013-2002 of October 16, 2002 on telecommunications in the Democratic Republic of Congo as amended and promulgated in 2020 establishes the "Universal Service Fund", which is funded up to 3% of the gross revenues generated by the telecommunications operators. The President of the Republic recalled that the objective pursued by this device is to offer the majority of the Congolese population access to mobile telephony thanks to the multifaceted actions to be carried out by an organization which would benefit from these means to to do. The non-implementation of this system thus prevents any effective management of the funds collected according to the procedures provided for by the aforementioned law. This is how the Prime Minister was encouraged to effectively activate the process of materializing this Fund within a reasonable timeframe, taking into account the current configuration of the digital ecosystem. This will have the advantage of optimizing the mobilization of the means necessary for the financing of the infrastructures intended to promote access for all citizens to information and communication technologies, under financially affordable conditions wherever they are on the National territory.
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