Remark
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I don't think so, he doesn't look arrogant enough.
AVZ Discussion 2022
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CashKing
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Looks like him to me..
Wait up it might be Joaquim NUNES DE ALMEIDA
10:40 Extractive resources and industries in Africa
Antoinette N’SAMBA KALAMBAYI, Minister of Mines, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGOJoaquim NUNES DE ALMEIDA, Head of Mobility & Energy Intensive Industries, DG GROW, EUROPEAN COMMISSION
John NSANA KANYONI, Chief Executive Officer, METACHEM
Gerardine MAHORO, GONAT Project Manager at African Development Bank & Founder ACT05
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Mr Inappropriate
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This talk of losing part of what is ours is making me sick to the stomach - even more so when there is a conflict of interest at play. There must be serious consequences if this is how it plays out.
Fuck mining just sell it to the highest bidder. If its this fucked up just to get the ml imagine trying to build a plant . It will be a nightmare.
Remark
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even the most cursory glance that is not Klaus Fkoff
No it’s not Klaus, he’s not wearing a butt plug.
Sparrowhawk12
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Management selling on fake good news? Because they no they've got nothing? Wishful thinking? IMO. GLTAH.
Frank
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*In other News i see where CATL aren't exactly sitting around wasting time while they wait on Manono, as
World’s top battery maker CATL grabs stake in DRC cobalt-copper miner
China’s Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd, the world’s largest battery maker, will buy a 25% stake in CMOC Group (previously known ad China Molybdenum), in the latest move by a battery producer to secure supply of key metals.
CATL’s second largest shareholder, Sichuan CATL, will indirectly own a 24.68% stake in CMOC via a capital boost and stake transfer valued at 26.75 billion yuan (roughly $3.7 billion), the battery maker said in a filing on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.
The move makes CATL the world’s second largest indirect shareholder in the copper-cobalt giant, which owns and operates the Tenke Fungurume Mine (TFM) in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Last year, the Chinese manufacturer acquired a 25% interest in CMOC’s Kisanfu copper-cobalt mine, also in the DRC, for $137.5 million.
The deal is among many recent examples of Chinese miners and battery makers forging closer ties as the accelerating shift to electric vehicles highlights the shortage of key metals needed to power the clean-energy revolution.
CATL is trying to address supply-chain constraints by being more active upstream.
It was the losing bidder for Canada’s Millennial Lithium a year ago, and has signed agreements with several Chinese provincial governments, including Sichuan and Jiangxi, to secure lithium supplies.
www.mining.com/category/battery-metals/
DiscoDanNZ
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Cash is right and I was bout to post the exact picture of him that Remark posted....
I'd never google image searched him before, a little surprised by the results TBH, too many pictures of NF for my liking.
If it's Klaus in that picture I'll give you Jag's left nut....
antimatter
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From the images below, the shapes of both images, yellow (Winenut) and red (AJN announcement), are identical to me.
And Figure 2 from AJN announcement stated "Figure 2: District Geology and Lithium Licence Application within the Manono area. Note the licence is a new application and a new number will be awarded once granted."
Looks like CDL is a gone.
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This bench scale DMS100 test programme indicates the CDL material appears to be behaving in a similar
fashion to Roche Dure and the higher head grade is reporting as a higher lithia value in the concentates.
• The starting point for crush size optimisation work appears to be on point circa 3.35 to 5.6mm. The
Manono Project DFS caters for a finer crush to 3.35mm ensuring a capability to treat all orebodies.
The Phase 2 - DFS metallurgical test programme at Roche Dure caters for a crush size of 3.35mm which
ensures that the CDL material, from the initial results reported here could possibly be used as a high
grade blend feedstock through the Roche Dure plant. Whilst further work is required, and if confirmed,
this material could be used to maximise the lithium content in the final SC product resulting in increased
efficiencies in areas such as power consumption and transport.
Additional studies into the possibility of producing an intermediate high grade value added product,
such as lithium sulphate, which is a precursor to manufacturing lithium hydroxide, are underway. The
high grade concentrate that could be produced from CDL would be an ideal feedstock for a lithium
sulphate plant, as it would require less tonnes to produce a benchmarked product and at an
approximate 6 to 1 ratio of ore to product would result in significant reduction on transport costs.
oxxa23
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anyone seen anything of AJN news actually promoted by DRC govt? or are we just reading into AJN's release.... because.... well, there's every chance this is just a bullshit re-hash by AJN... Klaus does seem to have some form of vendetta against AVZ, and he's a smug carnt...
any chance he's just completely reaffirmed old news? this is from the AJN news release... no proof at all from the govt here... no comment or quote from them provided...just from klaus...
wouldn't surprise me in the least that he was getting paid with cong reach arounds to put out some timely news.... i don't think he'd have any trouble promoting this announcement to the toronto stock exchange or whatever for some coin...
The portfolio is two-fold in that the first part consists of several highly prospective gold licences located within the Wanga, Rambi, Gada and Nizi project areas and a further 10 prospective exploration licences are in the Kilo-Moto Belt. The second part is aimed at satisfying the State's objective of creating a supply chain of minerals to support the electric vehicle sector. The State has therefore agreed to support the granting of a lithium licence, which covers part of the Manono pegmatite, to Congo Ressources SAU. Additional coordination measures will be undertaken by the State in the coming weeks to ensure the smooth granting of the lithium licence.
Congo Ressources SAU, which has now been fully incorporated, has commenced with the application processes. All licences will have new numbers and will be granted as research permits.
It is the intention of the parties that once all licences are granted the proposed transaction will close and (1) Congo Ressources SAU will hold a 100% direct interest in the secured licences and become a wholly owned subsidiary of AJN, and (2) AJN will issue, to the State, that number of common shares in the capital of AJN so that after closing the State will hold sixty percent (60%) of the fully-diluted issued and outstanding common shares of AJN, whereby the calculation of the sixty percent (60%) is to be made immediately after the closing, not immediately prior to the closing as reported in the Company's February 8, 2022 news release. The issuance of common shares to the State will occur following completion of one or more financings to be conducted in connection with the proposed transaction. The quantum of the capital raise will be assessed during the due diligence period. Shares issued to the State pursuant to the proposed transaction may be subject to regulatory escrow requirements as imposed by Canadian regulatory authorities. After the closing of the proposed transaction the State will have a first right of refusal on any fund raisings carried out by AJN in the future.
On closing of the proposed transaction, the Board of Directors of AJN will be comprised of five directors, two of whom will be directors appointed by the State (one of whom will be Deputy Chairman) and three will be current directors of AJN (one of whom will be Chairman). Closing of the transaction will be subject to legal and technical due diligence, and certain conditions precedent including AJN having obtained all necessary governmental and regulatory approvals and confirmation from all relevant government agencies that all outstanding legal charges, royalties, and taxes have been paid.
A 10% finder's fee is payable at the close of the transaction and the acquisition of the projects, which will be settled by the issuance of AJN common shares to Klaus Eckhof, CEO and President of AJN or his permitted nominees.
Mr. Klaus Eckhof, CEO and President of AJN, commented, "We are extremely excited about the opportunity of working together with the State in developing this highly prospective portfolio of gold exploration assets and the lithium asset at Manono. The State recognises that although the projects have been under government control since the end of colonialism, very little systematic exploration has been carried out on the majority of these projects. We believe that with our management's track record in the DRC, and the strong support that we have from the State, we will be able to deliver on the portfolio of gold projects and the lithium asset at Manono, which underpin the making of a significant new mineral resource player in DRC. We strongly believe that all parties will benefit from a transaction of this type in which the State will have majority ownership of a public company and will benefit in full transparency from its successes. We are confident that our exploration success will profit not only the State but also will be a key driver in alleviating poverty and social conditions in the areas through improvements of the infrastructure and local job creation."
any chance he's just completely reaffirmed old news? this is from the AJN news release... no proof at all from the govt here... no comment or quote from them provided...just from klaus...
wouldn't surprise me in the least that he was getting paid with cong reach arounds to put out some timely news.... i don't think he'd have any trouble promoting this announcement to the toronto stock exchange or whatever for some coin...
State Endorses New Licence Applications by Congo Ressources SAU According to the MOU Signed with Democratic Republic of the Congo
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - November 1, 2022) - AJN Resources Inc. (CSE: AJN) (FSE: 5AT) ("AJN" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that further to the Company's news releases of February 8th and April 19th, 2022, and pursuant to the Memorandum of Understanding (the "MoU") between the Company and the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo ("DRC" or the "State") announced on February 8th, 2022, which was endorsed by the State as announced on April 19th, 2022, the State has now authorized the Cadastre Minier RDC (DRC Mining Register) ("CAMI") to accept 22 new applications for exploration permits, which cover 6,278 Mining Squares or 5,398km2 in the eastern DRC, from the newly created, State wholly-owned subsidiary, Congo Ressources SAU. Twenty-one of these applications are prospective for gold in the Kilo-Moto Belt and one permit, which is prospective for lithium, is located in the Manono area. See figures 1 and 2 below. Application will be made according to procedures prescribed by the Mining Code and Regulations of the Democratic Republic of Congo ("DRC").The portfolio is two-fold in that the first part consists of several highly prospective gold licences located within the Wanga, Rambi, Gada and Nizi project areas and a further 10 prospective exploration licences are in the Kilo-Moto Belt. The second part is aimed at satisfying the State's objective of creating a supply chain of minerals to support the electric vehicle sector. The State has therefore agreed to support the granting of a lithium licence, which covers part of the Manono pegmatite, to Congo Ressources SAU. Additional coordination measures will be undertaken by the State in the coming weeks to ensure the smooth granting of the lithium licence.
Congo Ressources SAU, which has now been fully incorporated, has commenced with the application processes. All licences will have new numbers and will be granted as research permits.
It is the intention of the parties that once all licences are granted the proposed transaction will close and (1) Congo Ressources SAU will hold a 100% direct interest in the secured licences and become a wholly owned subsidiary of AJN, and (2) AJN will issue, to the State, that number of common shares in the capital of AJN so that after closing the State will hold sixty percent (60%) of the fully-diluted issued and outstanding common shares of AJN, whereby the calculation of the sixty percent (60%) is to be made immediately after the closing, not immediately prior to the closing as reported in the Company's February 8, 2022 news release. The issuance of common shares to the State will occur following completion of one or more financings to be conducted in connection with the proposed transaction. The quantum of the capital raise will be assessed during the due diligence period. Shares issued to the State pursuant to the proposed transaction may be subject to regulatory escrow requirements as imposed by Canadian regulatory authorities. After the closing of the proposed transaction the State will have a first right of refusal on any fund raisings carried out by AJN in the future.
On closing of the proposed transaction, the Board of Directors of AJN will be comprised of five directors, two of whom will be directors appointed by the State (one of whom will be Deputy Chairman) and three will be current directors of AJN (one of whom will be Chairman). Closing of the transaction will be subject to legal and technical due diligence, and certain conditions precedent including AJN having obtained all necessary governmental and regulatory approvals and confirmation from all relevant government agencies that all outstanding legal charges, royalties, and taxes have been paid.
A 10% finder's fee is payable at the close of the transaction and the acquisition of the projects, which will be settled by the issuance of AJN common shares to Klaus Eckhof, CEO and President of AJN or his permitted nominees.
Mr. Klaus Eckhof, CEO and President of AJN, commented, "We are extremely excited about the opportunity of working together with the State in developing this highly prospective portfolio of gold exploration assets and the lithium asset at Manono. The State recognises that although the projects have been under government control since the end of colonialism, very little systematic exploration has been carried out on the majority of these projects. We believe that with our management's track record in the DRC, and the strong support that we have from the State, we will be able to deliver on the portfolio of gold projects and the lithium asset at Manono, which underpin the making of a significant new mineral resource player in DRC. We strongly believe that all parties will benefit from a transaction of this type in which the State will have majority ownership of a public company and will benefit in full transparency from its successes. We are confident that our exploration success will profit not only the State but also will be a key driver in alleviating poverty and social conditions in the areas through improvements of the infrastructure and local job creation."
Samus
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What the absolute fuck?
I don't like the look of that.
AVZ - Does your head in daily
I haven’t seen any local DRC news reporting this, nothing in French at least. Very interesting point.
Also, a lot of boxes popped out around 13359 last night and AJN was not one of them.
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