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So only one question remains:
So only one question remains:
I believe the transfer to GLH and AVZI was mentioned somewhere in the Datcom JV agreement, It pissed certain people in the DRC off, but the real meaning of it escaped them. It totally confused the green dragon.Haha it was right there on page 1 of the announcement the whole time
I wonder how they got around the FROR for Cominiere then
Perhaps there is a loophole in the Dathcom JVA for transfers between controlled entities of the ultimate parent company
And it seeems odd that AVZI would need to be in the arbitrations initiated after this transfer occured but it's probably due to them being the holder of the Datchom rights at the time that the various disputes occured
But it is clear that it is AVZ - AVZI - GLH - Dathcom well spotted Cruiser
Fucking pending.So only one question remains:
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Dathcom JVA clearly states AVZI as the holder. It was written 5 years before GLH was incorporated. There have been amendments but is the holder of the rights something that is amendable?I believe the transfer to GLH and AVZI was mentioned somewhere in the Datcom JV agreement, It pissed certain people in the DRC off, but the real meaning of it escaped them. It totally confused the green dragon.
Sometime reasons for reorganisations shouldn't be completely explained.
Funny thing I believe the change to GLH as being the Dathcom holding company occurred on the Calendar after the previous mentioned FAR vs WDS case and opened some people eyes a little.
Moral of the story was, If you are dealing with a ROFR and your JV partner holds a tenement in a subsidiary company, legally your FROF is not worth the paper it is written on.
All IMO of course.
Dathcom JVA clearly states AVZI as the holder. It was written 5 years before GLH was incorporated. There have been amendments but is the holder of the rights something that is amendable?
I would have thought it needed a ratification of the other shareholders but it seems not
Very eloquently put FlightThat is a very good question Carlos.
As we are all quite aware, the 2017 Dathcom JVA restricts the transfer or sale of shares in Dathcom to third parties.
However, since Green Lithium Holdings (GLH) is a subsidiary of AVZ International (AVZI), which in turn is a subsidiary of AVZ Minerals (AVZ), AVZ's transfer of its shares in Dathcom to GLH is a related-party transfer that does not result in a change of beneficial ownership. The transfer to GLH appears to be an administrative transfer, and maybe for that reason does not require shareholder approval.
Cominiere's sale of 15% of Dathcom to Jin Cheng, on the other hand is a third party transfer, which also resulted in a change of beneficial ownership. That sale was clearly a breach of the JVA.
Cheers
F
Yeah all well and good for beneficial ownership but is that recognised within Dathcom and the flow on to the RCCMThat is a very good question Carlos.
As we are all quite aware, the 2017 Dathcom JVA restricts the transfer or sale of shares in Dathcom to third parties.
However, since Green Lithium Holdings (GLH) is a subsidiary of AVZ International (AVZI), which in turn is a subsidiary of AVZ Minerals (AVZ), AVZ's transfer of its shares in Dathcom to GLH is a related-party transfer that does not result in a change of beneficial ownership. The transfer to GLH appears to be an administrative transfer, and maybe for that reason does not require shareholder approval.
Cominiere's sale of 15% of Dathcom to Jin Cheng, on the other hand is a third party transfer, which also resulted in a change of beneficial ownership. That sale was clearly a breach of the JVA.
Cheers
F
That is a very good question Carlos.
As we are all quite aware, the 2017 Dathcom JVA restricts the transfer or sale of shares in Dathcom to third parties.
However, since Green Lithium Holdings (GLH) is a subsidiary of AVZ International (AVZI), which in turn is a subsidiary of AVZ Minerals (AVZ), AVZ's transfer of its shares in Dathcom to GLH is a related-party transfer that does not result in a change of beneficial ownership. The transfer to GLH appears to be an administrative transfer, and maybe for that reason does not require shareholder approval.
Cominiere's sale of 15% of Dathcom to Jin Cheng, on the other hand is a third party transfer, which also resulted in a change of beneficial ownership. That sale was clearly a breach of the JVA.
Cheers
F
Found it. Article 9.1A allows it. But AVZI must have a take back clause in the event GLH ceases to be a company and we had to notify the management board of Dathcom at least 8 days before the transfer so all gYeah all well and good for beneficial ownership but is that recognised within Dathcom and the flow on to the RCCM
Doubt it. Cominiere said at the ICC they don't recognise GLH.
So there surely had to be some sort of mechanism to transfer actual control within the Dathcom JVA that overrides Cominiere's FROR
Fortunately, we don't need a solution where everyone saves face.For the record: a deal should theoretically be reached by 09.02. (?) so that neither party pays the fees for the arbitration court unnecessarily. Then everything could happen very quickly.
In fact, everyone only saves face if Zijin gets something from the North, we get money or other compensation in return. Cominiere gets to keep the play money for drugs and hookers, the charges are dropped, the DRC is thanked for the great cooperation. We and CATH/CATL get the South. Hydropower plant is shared.
Something similar has already been written.
Maybe a PURE case of let the CHINESE deal with the CHINESE...!!Agree, i am pretty sure the relationship with AVZ / CATH has been strained in the past, as other posters have mentioned Cath can be a bit of a turn coat ........they voted for MAGA 2 yrs ago plus i am sure prior to that i remember somewhere Pei was meant to catch up with Nigel for a important meeting, yet cancelled and conducted a private meeting with Cong instead.
Once bitten twice shy needs to be the approach.
So only one question remains:
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So only one question remains:
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