AVZ Discussion 2022

RHyNO

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Have you ever heard of SWATTING? Psychopaths do it to streamers, business enemies or innocent victims all the time. It's not hard to do anonymously.

You call in a bomb threat, threat to national security or worse and the feds are obligated to investigate. You don't think after everything we have seen from the Chinese, they wouldn't stoop this low to rattle people or threaten the BOD?
Mate the federal police don’t raid offices because of an anonymous call. Sorry but I doubt the Chinese could call the feds and get them to raid us! On what grounds? But also if this is the case. Then why is Nigel not on the email explaining exactly this. Just seems to me with this BOD. They are overpaid and disrespectful to the fact that 20000 people have given them substantial amounts of money.
 
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Mute22

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Mate the federal police don’t raid offices because of an anonymous call. Sorry but I doubt the Chinese could call the feds and get them to raid us! On what grounds? But also if this is the case. Then why is Nigel not on the email explaining exactly this. Just seems to me with this BOD. They are overpaid and disrespectful to the fact that 20000 people have given them substantial amounts of money.
Incorrect, Federal police can and do raid offices based on a substantial but unproven claims.

Obviously I don't know the justification provided, but a clever person could provide a story or falsify evidence to police, even stating that they received an 'anonymous tipoff' or anything in-between to trigger this. Our constant failing is a lack of imagination within this game.

If I was in the BOD position, I would have been doing absolutely everything above board for the last 3 years given the scrutiny of shareholders, governments, ASIC, enemies ect.. My point being, in my opinion, it's more likely this has been triggered by malicious actors rather than illegal activity by the BOD.

And to those of you who are saying 'Why haven't management responded yet?' - I am sure this, like many things over the past 2 years has blindsided them. Again underestimating how low our enemies will go. I imagine they are seeking legal advice, making their own enquiries and cooperating with police before providing any official response.
 
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Mute22

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Incorrect, Federal police can and do raid offices based on a substantial but unproven claims.

Obviously I don't know the justification provided, but a clever person could provide a story or falsify evidence to police, even stating that they received an 'anonymous tipoff' or anything in-between to trigger this. Our constant failing is a lack of imagination within this game.

If I was in the BOD position, I would have been doing absolutely everything above board for the last 3 years given the scrutiny of shareholders, governments, ASIC, enemies ect.. My point being, in my opinion, it's more likely this has been triggered by malicious actors rather than illegal activity by the BOD.

And to those of you who are saying 'Why haven't management responded yet?' - I am sure this, like many things over the past 2 years has blindsided them. Again underestimating how low our enemies will go. I imagine they are seeking legal advice, making their own enquiries and cooperating with police before providing any official response.
Not to get too dark, but there isn't much lower they can go from here. I don't think we are too far away from the threats on the BOD lives becoming reality.

Don't forget AVZ is part of a trillion dollar energy future being battled out between China and the West. Governments on both sides have done far worse things with much less at stake.

Without divulging too much about myself, I can let you all know we 100% have a fifth column in this country who could potentially carry out this order. All my opinion only.
 
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Scoota30

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What is Nigel doing with his time, if not writing a quick explanation to shareholders about what this relates to and why the FEDERAL POLICE ARE IN OUR OFFICE!!! sorry but this is very disappointing. Who gives 2 shits who posts it. The feds don’t fuck about. What is our position and why? NIGEL??? TAP TAP????
FYI, any announcements/communications that the board want to make to shareholders needs to be reviewed and approved by DLA piper as they have the keys to the car so to speak while we are down the rabbit hole of litigation. Definitely understand your frustrations but speaking to the board one on one, none of them seem to be sitting on their bums and they are all fighting extremely hard for our cause behind the scenes. Ask yourself why they're all sailing the ship still and haven't started jumping overboard one by one.
IMO
 
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BRICK

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Not to get too dark, but there isn't much lower they can go from here. I don't think we are too far away from the threats on the BOD lives becoming reality.

Don't forget AVZ is part of a trillion dollar energy future being battled out between China and the West. Governments on both sides have done far worse things with much less at stake.

Without divulging too much about myself, I can let you all know we 100% have a fifth column in this country who could potentially carry out this order. All my opinion only.
Yeah i agree. Its interesting tmes.. South Korea, France, Romania..

Etc.

Really fucking interesting times ahead.....
 

oxxa23

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Mate the federal police don’t raid offices because of an anonymous call. Sorry but I doubt the Chinese could call the feds and get them to raid us! On what grounds? But also if this is the case. Then why is Nigel not on the email explaining exactly this. Just seems to me with this BOD. They are overpaid and disrespectful to the fact that 20000 people have given them substantial amounts of money.
It happened 6 December, yesterday.... yeah letting shareholders know would be the first thing on my mind... very unrealistic to hear anything the same day....
 
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cruiser51

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FUK!!!!

AFR completely forgot to report on the raid on AVZ offices by the AFP.

Might have to do with why Tommy was told by the AFR to fuk off.

Would be interesting to know how 'the west' got this 'breaking news'.

Was it Tommy, or the CarrotDick clique?
 
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j.l

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FUK!!!!

AFR completely forgot to report on the raid on AVZ offices by the AFP.

Might have to do with why Tommy was told by the AFR to fuk off.

Would be interesting to know how 'the west' got this 'breaking news'.

Was it Tommy, or the CarrotDick clique?
"sponsored article" perhaps, lol
 
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Frank

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*In other News, I see where,

DRC Poised to Capitalize on Germanium Market Amid China’s Export Ban

China’s recent ban on exporting germanium to the United States has positioned the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as a potential key player in the global market for this critical metal.

Analysts suggest the DRC could leverage this opportunity to expand its influence and meet rising international demand.

With a production plant launched in Lubumbashi in 2023, the DRC is targeting an annual output of 30 tonnes of germanium.

State-owned mining company Gécamines is driving this initiative, aspiring to position the DRC as a viable alternative to China in the germanium market.

The Chinese export ban, announced on December 3, 2024, also includes gallium and is seen as a response to U.S. restrictions on technology sales to Beijing.

This geopolitical move has opened avenues for the DRC to challenge China’s dominance over the supply of germanium.

Germanium, used in semiconductors, fiber optics, and military applications, is a critical resource for technology industries.

As global demand increases, the DRC’s emerging production capabilities could attract significant interest, particularly from nations affected by the Chinese export restrictions.

The DRC’s potential to fill this supply gap highlights the need for robust strategies to manage production, negotiate favorable trade agreements, and solidify its standing in the global market.

China’s decision to restrict exports underscores the growing importance of securing diversified sources for critical minerals.

The DRC, already a major player in the mining sector, is now well-positioned to capitalize on this evolving dynamic and strengthen its role as a key supplier of germanium to the global market.

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*But will the DRC have the Guts to go against China and what will they do in retaliation :unsure:

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Ever considered who Tommy the twat informed about the AFP raid?

I can guarantee you, it wasn't the AFP, so funny that Tommy shows who his connections are, but we have known that all the time anyhow.
Nothing new there.
*Speculation*

Wouldn't surprise me Fat Tail are trying to relate the missing escrow to the lit funds?! Wasting time imo!!
 
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Frank

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US President Joe Biden Announces $560 Million Funding for Lobito Trans-African Corridor

On Wednesday, December 4, 2024, US President Joe Biden unveiled more than $560 million in funding for the Lobito Trans-African Corridor, during a meeting in Lobito with Angolan President João Lourenço, DRC President Félix Tshisekedi, Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema, and the Vice President of Tanzania.

The project, designed to connect the mining basins of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Zambia to the port of Lobito, is crucial for transporting key natural resources such as copper and cobalt.

President Biden emphasized that the Lobito Corridor represents a transformative opportunity for local communities and plays a vital role in advancing the global energy transition.

The initiative is expected to catalyze economic growth and regional cooperation.

With an additional $200 million in private investment, the total US commitment to this infrastructure project now exceeds $4 billion.

This significant funding is part of the broader effort to strengthen US-Africa relations and drive economic integration on the continent.

Angolan President João Lourenço expressed his satisfaction with the US’s involvement, calling it a pivotal moment in US-Angola relations.

He also highlighted the historical significance of this visit—the first by a sitting US President to Angola—and its potential to enhance regional cooperation.

President Tshisekedi of the DRC underscored the critical role the Lobito Corridor plays in his country’s economy.

He called for close collaboration between the involved nations to fully harness the project’s potential and ensure sustainable resource management.

Tshisekedi noted that the corridor could create more than 30,000 direct and indirect jobs, helping to alleviate poverty and foster intra-African trade.

Zambian President Hichilema described the Lobito Corridor as a unique opportunity for Zambia, stressing that the improved logistics could triple the country’s copper production by 2030.

He urged continued international support to achieve these ambitious goals.

The Tanzanian Vice President also lent support to the project, recognizing its potential to enhance trade across African borders and align with the African Union’s Agenda 2063, which focuses on economic integration and development across the continent.

The US has already mobilized over $6 billion in public and private investment for the Lobito Corridor, positioning the project as a strategic counterbalance to China’s growing influence in Africa.

The initiative is seen as a way to provide alternatives to Chinese investments, which have faced criticism for their restrictive terms.

The Lobito Corridor is not just an infrastructure project; it symbolizes the renewed ambition of the United States to invest in Africa’s growth.

The leaders present agreed that the completion of the corridor could transform the regional economy, creating new opportunities for African nations and strengthening ties across the continent.

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TLH

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AVZ continually have to fight the offensive and defensive and simply can’t afford to drop their guard. What a weak blind sided government we have.
The enemy no doubt are sitting back thinking well played regardless of how this plays out.
Come on Nigel time to get some big boys on board as shots are being fired in all directions.
Even happy with the Texans you mentioned if they are loaded so we can put up a real fight.
Can’t wait until everyone of these evil fuckers are exposed.
 
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ptlas

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If the price is right...

I think the end game is that everyone walks away a winner and a loser. with exception to the consortium.

AVZ and shareholders: We get paid out (wouldn't blink for anything less than $2.30) but have had to endure this bs for two years+ and get a fraction of total worth (easily $12+).
DRC: Unfortunately probably walk away the biggest winners as all of this gets swept under the carpet but upset their Chinese overlords. Think they will find other opportunities for their masters...
Chinese: Save face as much as they can but walk away like rabid dogs with tails between their legs. they'd be thinking that at least they get to live another day.
Consortium: Happy days as they walk away with the steal of the century. Middle East enters the critical mineral game and I'd suspect they will want to position themselves as the balancing/price setters of the critical mineral sector. Could work as they'd just play off East Vs West dynamics - plenty of arbitrage opportunities.
So your house is worth $1.2 million and you endure bs for 2 years that stops you from selling.
But at the end you'll take $230k and "walk away a winner".

Two questions:
1. Are you aware that you are talking the price down. The asking price for your $1.2 m house is $230k,?
2. How much do you think that you'll get?
Clue: $230k, MAXIMUM because peeps know how desperate you are.

Have these conversations in private until there's an offer on the table.

Let me know when you're selling your house.
 
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PhatCatz

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So your house is worth $1.2 million and you endure bs for 2 years that stops you from selling.
But at the end you'll take $230k and "walk away a winner".

Two questions:
1. Are you aware that you are talking the price down. The asking price for your $1.2 m house is $230k,?
2. How much do you think that you'll get?
Clue: $230k, MAXIMUM because peeps know how desperate you are.

Have these conversations in private until there's an offer on the table.

Let me know when you're selling your house.
End of day it's worth what the highest bidder is willing to pay. Yeah, maybe there is a sense of "talking my price down" but also I think it's trying to stay reasonable given the circumstances the house is facing.

I'd cream my pants if I can get 1.2 million for my house that is blacklisted and condemned by the local council/government.

edit: but yes I'll keep it on the downlow and in private.
 
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ptlas

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End of day it's worth what the highest bidder is willing to pay. Yeah, maybe there is a sense of "talking my price down" but also I think it's trying to stay reasonable given the circumstances the house is facing.

I'd cream my pants if I can get 1.2 million for my house that is blacklisted and condemned by the local council/government.

edit: but yes I'll keep it on the downlow and in private.
The house is not condemned by anybody.
It is recognised by all as extremely valuable.
That is why criminals are disputing the ownership.
If you win that argument, there is no reason to sell it cheap.
 
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whales

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The house is not condemned by anybody.
It is recognised by all as extremely valuable.
That is why criminals are disputing the ownership.
If you win that argument, there is no reason to sell it cheap.
no reason to sell it cheap.
That all depends if there are buyers?
Who would buy if the laws are corrupt and titles are not respected under the law.
 
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Jazz

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Absolute nonsense. Malicious actors triggering the federal police to not investigate but raid offices??? I appreciate your comments and opinions but that is absolutely untrue. Do you realise the shit a “malicious actor” would be in if it was proven they intentionally mislead federal police? Otherwise why wouldn’t you just call the feds on your competitors business every week and have their offices raided. There has been a substantial investigation and the federal police have concluded that they are raiding our offices. This is an absolutely massive occurrence. Fortunately as @scoota points out the DLA piper comms are the only way forwards so an announcement in the coming week should be expected. But this dream that a Chinese owned company has manipulated Australian federal police to invesrigate a small cap miner in an effort to discredit them. Wishful thinking. That would be a geopolitical shitstorm
I’m finding it really curious that you are so quick to get stuck in to The BOD on this, and to dismiss the concept that AVZ’s detractors have something to do with this, in any form.
 
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RHyNO

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I’m finding it really curious that you are so quick to get stuck in to The BOD on this, and to dismiss the concept that AVZ’s detractors have something to do with this, in any form.
I’m finding it curious that everyone is super keen to present this as a non issue Im not a troll, im a long term investor and im curious as to why our offices have been raided with 0 comms from our management. Scoota has cleared this up. Every time anyone comes here with any criticism this boring ass response of “you must be working for the enemy” comes up. AFP raids. Oh the AFP are on the payroll. AFR writes an article exposing our managements failings. Oh Tommy is a turd eater. It’s a fucking chat site. We are suspended from trade and our offices just got raided by the AFP. Forgive me if I’m critical of the only people responsible for managing our company.
 
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I’m finding it curious that everyone is super keen to present this as a non issue Im not a troll, im a long term investor and im curious as to why our offices have been raided with 0 comms from our management. Scoota has cleared this up. Every time anyone comes here with any criticism this boring ass response of “you must be working for the enemy” comes up. AFP raids. Oh the AFP are on the payroll. AFR writes an article exposing our managements failings. Oh Tommy is a turd eater. It’s a fucking chat site. We are suspended from trade and our offices just got raided by the AFP. Forgive me if I’m critical of the only people responsible for managing our company.
And yet no one here knows, yet you keep asking like trying to instigate and agitate holders who don't bloody know!
Go ask AVZ or something ffs.
 
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