AVZ Discussion 2022
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"We've been told they've already put in an offer. If that's true and we haven't heard about it, then it's a lowball."
Yes we have . $1.5-2 Billion USD plus royalty payments according to a random Journo who probably had an inside running . So this sh1t ain't no secret . Unless the dude woke up one morning and pulled $1.5-2 Bill plus royalties out of his arse . I highly doubt it . Kobold makes it $4Billion usd plus royalty payments and we might be in the ball park .Lunch money for Besso and Gates.
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CashKing
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Frank
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Rechnerhand
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Kinshasa is currently on a push to attract new players to the sector and talks are already under way with Washington after a Congolese senator pitching a minerals-for-security deal contacted U.S. officials.
Asked by Reuters on Monday about possible interest in Congolese minerals, Foreign Affairs Minister Maxime Prevot said Belgium had firms with the know-how to ramp up its role in the sector.
“We have globally recognised expertise with players like Umicore and John Cockerill, who have the capacity to process all these rare critical materials,” he said.
“If one day the opportunity arises to also be an investment partner, we will not pull back,” he added.
Belgium open to bigger role in Congo minerals sector, foreign minister says
Asked by Reuters on Monday about possible interest in Congolese minerals, Foreign Affairs Minister Maxime Prevot said Belgium had firms with the know-how to ramp up its role in the sector.
“We have globally recognised expertise with players like Umicore and John Cockerill, who have the capacity to process all these rare critical materials,” he said.
“If one day the opportunity arises to also be an investment partner, we will not pull back,” he added.
Belgium open to bigger role in Congo minerals sector, foreign minister says
DRC-USA: Félix Tshisekedi expected in Washington to finalize the partnership with the Trump administration
The Congolese Head of State, Félix Tshisekedi is expected in Washington this Thursday, May 1, 2025 for the confirmation and finalization of the DRC-USA partnership, after its validation by the Oval Office.
This is indicated by a press release published on Tuesday, April 29 by the US Department of State in charge of African affairs, which evokes a decisive turning point in what it describes as the "agreement of the century".
This partnership provides for the exploitation of mineral resources in the Democratic Republic of Congo in return for securing the east of the country, as well as a massive investment in infrastructure, estimated at nearly US$500 billion over a period of 15 years.
If the forces close to the power of Kinshasa are already welcoming this agreement, some voices of the opposition and civil society call on Félix Tshisekedi's regime to be cautious, in order to avoid selling out national wealth in a logic of remaining in power.
Faustin Kalenga
RDC-USA : Félix Tshisekedi attendu à Washington pour finaliser le partenariat avec l’administration Trump - 24 News Agency
Le chef de l’État congolais, Félix Tshisekedi est attendu à Washington ce jeudi 1er mai 2025 pour la confirmation et la finalisation du partenariat RDC-USA, après sa validation par le Bureau ovale. C’est ce qu’indique un communiqué publié ce mardi 29 avril par le Département d'État américain en...
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I hope this is the final catalyst for Kobold or anyone interested to start putting serious offers in. Once this is signed you’d think that buying Manono off AVZ is significantly derisked so let the genuine offers roll in. ICSID is a good negotiating stick to have but personally would rather not go through years and years of trying to get money from a broke nation.DRC-USA: Félix Tshisekedi expected in Washington to finalize the partnership with the Trump administration
The Congolese Head of State, Félix Tshisekedi is expected in Washington this Thursday, May 1, 2025 for the confirmation and finalization of the DRC-USA partnership, after its validation by the Oval Office.
This is indicated by a press release published on Tuesday, April 29 by the US Department of State in charge of African affairs, which evokes a decisive turning point in what it describes as the "agreement of the century".
This partnership provides for the exploitation of mineral resources in the Democratic Republic of Congo in return for securing the east of the country, as well as a massive investment in infrastructure, estimated at nearly US$500 billion over a period of 15 years.
If the forces close to the power of Kinshasa are already welcoming this agreement, some voices of the opposition and civil society call on Félix Tshisekedi's regime to be cautious, in order to avoid selling out national wealth in a logic of remaining in power.
Faustin Kalenga
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Fingers crossed things about to get serious
Trump posted on his X Tweet
"Big news out of DRC soon"
Kobold mentioned "TO GO BIG in the DRC"
Now Felix goes to US final signing minerals for security.
Co incident that both Kobold and Trump use BIG
or deal has already been made and the final
missing item action is
Mining licence awarded to AVZ.
That will be" BIG news"
Stay tuned indeed Wombat there might be some whale breaching videos
Mute22
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There’s clearly a lot of upside with the potential Kobold/Rio deal. The only downside, however, stems from heavy U.S. involvement and let’s be honest, their primary motivation is to shut out the Chinese, who would otherwise be the main competition.
As a result, we’re going to be locked out of sparking a true bidding war with other international players (Chinese) with our only path of receiving the ML to get an exit as a result of the much bigger US/DRC security and minerals deal.
We can only hope that their comments of 'Fair compensation' for AVZ takes into consideration we would be blocked from sounding a true market value.
As a result, we’re going to be locked out of sparking a true bidding war with other international players (Chinese) with our only path of receiving the ML to get an exit as a result of the much bigger US/DRC security and minerals deal.
We can only hope that their comments of 'Fair compensation' for AVZ takes into consideration we would be blocked from sounding a true market value.
Skar
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See this is what is so perplexing about Kobold advocating to not antagonise China and allowing them to illegally keep the north as part of any deal.
That said, Amazon just fired a MASSIVE salvo at the Trump admin by listing Tarriff uplift separately, so who knows where/what will happen. I think forcing China to play nice/fair is fine but agree antagonising them is silly. More money to be made playing nicely (as long as China can be kept from bribery/cheating/stealing).
Still radio silence from the Chinese...the shit-eating rodents have to be up to something.
They're always up to something.
They have history, and I can't see them being satisfied with just CDL. It's not in their nature to share or be satisfied with half a resource. They always want it all, and will stop at nothing to get it.
I also can't see them working alongside the yanks at Manono and happily sharing electrical power from the Mpiana-Mwanga Hydroelectric Power Station, or processing facilities that convert spodumene into Li hydroxide (or carbonate) or loading and transport facilities.
The US and DRC are expected to sign a minerals-for-security agreement tomorrow, which gives the US preferential access to DRC minerals, and still not a peep from the world's rodents.
Cheers
F
They're always up to something.
They have history, and I can't see them being satisfied with just CDL. It's not in their nature to share or be satisfied with half a resource. They always want it all, and will stop at nothing to get it.
I also can't see them working alongside the yanks at Manono and happily sharing electrical power from the Mpiana-Mwanga Hydroelectric Power Station, or processing facilities that convert spodumene into Li hydroxide (or carbonate) or loading and transport facilities.
The US and DRC are expected to sign a minerals-for-security agreement tomorrow, which gives the US preferential access to DRC minerals, and still not a peep from the world's rodents.
Cheers
F
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TheCount
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OK, fine. A case for EVERY member of the forum that reacts to this post.Thx mate but going to need more hard liquor when we win
Will be ready to pick on the NSW Central Coast a week after I see a big fat deposit in my bank accounts.
Cheers.
Frank
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DRC-US Strategic Partnership:
Félix Tshisekedi Expected in Washington This Thursday
President Félix Tshisekedi will travel to Washington this Thursday, May 1, 2025, to finalize the DRC-US Strategic Partnership, following the agreement's recent approval by the White House.
According to a statement released Tuesday, April 29, by the U.S. Department of State for African Affairs, this agreement, dubbed the "deal of the century," marks a major milestone in relations between the DRC and the United States.
This ambitious partnership provides for the exploitation of Congolese mineral resources in exchange for a U.S. commitment to secure the country's eastern region.
Furthermore, it includes a massive investment in Congolese infrastructure, estimated at nearly $500 billion over fifteen years.
While the government in Kinshasa welcomes this cooperation, some members of the opposition and civil society actors are calling for vigilance.
They warn of the risk that this agreement will only serve to consolidate the current regime at the expense of national interests.
The Trump administration, a key ally of the Tshisekedi regime
Last Friday, under the auspices of the United States, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda signed a "declaration of principles" for an agreement aimed at promoting peace and economic development in the Great Lakes region, while ending the conflict ravaging eastern DRC.
Félix Tshisekedi Expected in Washington This Thursday
President Félix Tshisekedi will travel to Washington this Thursday, May 1, 2025, to finalize the DRC-US Strategic Partnership, following the agreement's recent approval by the White House.
According to a statement released Tuesday, April 29, by the U.S. Department of State for African Affairs, this agreement, dubbed the "deal of the century," marks a major milestone in relations between the DRC and the United States.
This ambitious partnership provides for the exploitation of Congolese mineral resources in exchange for a U.S. commitment to secure the country's eastern region.
Furthermore, it includes a massive investment in Congolese infrastructure, estimated at nearly $500 billion over fifteen years.
While the government in Kinshasa welcomes this cooperation, some members of the opposition and civil society actors are calling for vigilance.
They warn of the risk that this agreement will only serve to consolidate the current regime at the expense of national interests.
The Trump administration, a key ally of the Tshisekedi regime
Last Friday, under the auspices of the United States, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda signed a "declaration of principles" for an agreement aimed at promoting peace and economic development in the Great Lakes region, while ending the conflict ravaging eastern DRC.
Excellent! I'm a Coastie too, so I'll be there in no time once that money hits!
you do realize how many sydney inverters not COUNT ing the north coast people , your fuc4ed and will be brewing for years
Mute22
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Happy to pay for shipping to Adelaide, I'll send you some of my homebrew beers in return
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