Yeah he's well respected from what I can see, der Geist has 700 followers and Deboss has over 4000yes, sorry, I only know handful of people on Twitter that I trust when they post about AVZ , my only source of AVZ news is TSE forum if not the AVZ official posts.
FSC (FU*K SIMON CONG)Yeah he's well respected from what I can see, der Geist has 700 followers and Deboss has over 4000
GLTAH FSC
He paid for his own ticket and produced his own video of the flyover and the camp as well as the old mine siteVery Reliable …think he was selected too fly there about 3 or so years ago ..if memory serves correct![]()
yeah I believe this was him.. posted many photo's of the manono back in the dayVery Reliable …think he was selected too fly there about 3 or so years ago ..if memory serves correct![]()
That’s why he posted some (very good) hotcrapper (STE changes ‘co’ to cra) posts over the years beyond his usualYeah he's well respected from what I can see, der Geist has 700 followers and Deboss has over 4000
GLTAH FSC
No - it hasn’t changed
I rate him very highlyIs DEBOSS reliable?
Ok ok,,,you got me,,,,and I'm Deboss
Thank youYour posts are excellent.
“the 29th of September 2021. In his response to the question about the license progress at 3.05 he says that the DRC government have 30 days (It says 30 business days in the the DRC mining code) from the favourable opinion being put in place to award the licence otherwise AVZ can have it issued by court order.”
Yes I recall this “court order” comment too, but couldn’t recall when or where exactly so thankyou. What is not clear is the “favourable opinion” - if that is CAMI head then this is the bureaucratic hitch.
But if Cami not relevant, it seems Lukusa Momentum lawyers would be advising to not embarrass DRC government? So why is Nigel making such aggressive comment? Probably to prepare shareholders for the rough ride.
September 2021 it seems AVZ already knew about Zijin
I think Nigel said after the 30 days with mining ministry(?) a court order can be done - implicit is, this is the ‘end of the road’.Thank you
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I think the favourable opinion mentioned by Nigel in that interview was the favourable technical opinion (link above) announced on April 13th, 2022. We did receive the mining license decree from the mining minister within 30 days announced on May 4th but as we all know that was just the beginning of the fun.
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As for Nigel's motivation in mentioning potentially going to court in his comments I'm not sure. Zijin's claim (link above) was that they made the agreement with Cominiere in September 2021 so the timing does sort of line up.
The right to have the licence issued by court order is in the mining code so he could have said it just because it was an option and it wasn't related to Zijin's claim. He also said in that interview that he expected the license in the next two to three weeks plus potentially the 30 days so I doubt he was aware of how rough the ride was going to be.
I think Nigel said after the 30 days with mining ministry(?) a court order can be done - implicit is, this is the ‘end of the road’.
I hesitate to believe AVZ didn’t know Zijin were not cooperating with Cominiere and Dathomir breaching pre-emptive rights early 2022 and how this would be dealt with. After mining license acquired?
Question I have is, would AVZ declaring to market these attempts at obstruction be properly meeting asx listing disclosure requirements? The test is, for example, a “could possibly affect project progress ”. I think it is hard to reason, about the apprehension that Zijin and Cominiere acting as they did, breach and steal %s, as “speculation” or “insufficient definite”
Listing Rule 3.1A / 3.1A3
What amazes me is how AVZ Congolese political elite allies could not stop it. The mining minister, seen as an ally, didn’t stop it.
The share price will need the ‘hand of god’ after all this spectacle because the fall out could be harsh for the company, some may resolve to take action to recover losses
I felt a little bit a little bit embarrassed putting my views of where I think the share price will go on opening (and I am allowing a week to see where the dust settles) but I wasn’t upramping, it’s my view based on my own due diligence and taking into account that ownership of mining and exploration rights as well as ownership in Dathcom are sorted out in our favour (which is how I speculate the outcome to myself). I admit I am not researched enough on what instos might do regarding selling or lending their shares, or the time they have to do it, but for some reason I suspect you of being a sneaky downramper. I can’t wait to see which way the share price goes, it won’t prove either of us right or wrong, but out of pure interest I’ll get an idea on how the world views our company and project. Anyone who suggests Nigel should have been more open, or is going to give up fighting for AVZ’s success doesn’t know him. You also seem to be wanting to spend more time on this thread, where I am wanting to spend less, so if you reply, bear in mind I won’t be back till tomorrowI think Nigel said after the 30 days with mining ministry(?) a court order can be done - implicit is, this is the ‘end of the road’.
I hesitate to believe AVZ didn’t know Zijin were not cooperating with Cominiere and Dathomir breaching pre-emptive rights early 2022 and how this would be dealt with. After mining license acquired?
Question I have is, would AVZ declaring to market these attempts at obstruction be properly meeting asx listing disclosure requirements? The test is, for example, a “could possibly affect project progress ”. I think it is hard to reason, about the apprehension that Zijin and Cominiere acting as they did, breach and steal %s, as “speculation” or “insufficient definite”
Listing Rule 3.1A / 3.1A3
What amazes me is how AVZ Congolese political elite allies could not stop it. The mining minister, seen as an ally, didn’t stop it.
The share price will need the ‘hand of god’ after all this spectacle because the fall out could be harsh for the company, some may resolve to take action to recover losses
It would all come down to when AVZ became aware of Zijin's and Dathomir's claims and whether a 'reasonable person' would deem that the information would have a material effect on the share price and need to be announced to the market.I think Nigel said after the 30 days with mining ministry(?) a court order can be done - implicit is, this is the ‘end of the road’.
I hesitate to believe AVZ didn’t know Zijin were not cooperating with Cominiere and Dathomir breaching pre-emptive rights early 2022 and how this would be dealt with. After mining license acquired?
Question I have is, would AVZ declaring to market these attempts at obstruction be properly meeting asx listing disclosure requirements? The test is, for example, a “could possibly affect project progress ”. I think it is hard to reason, about the apprehension that Zijin and Cominiere acting as they did, breach and steal %s, as “speculation” or “insufficient definite”
Listing Rule 3.1A / 3.1A3
What amazes me is how AVZ Congolese political elite allies could not stop it. The mining minister, seen as an ally, didn’t stop it.
The share price will need the ‘hand of god’ after all this spectacle because the fall out could be harsh for the company, some may resolve to take action to recover losses