AVZ Discussion 2022

[Dave Evans]

It's the fucking little cunt j19, Yaseen and his multiple aliases reporting our posts. He's sitting there wanking over his multiple devices and getting his jollies.

It’s always the ones who shout the loudest and play the victim mate

 

[Samus]

@Samus have you noticed TSE’s new method of moderating posts. They don’t warn you and they leave the post where you can see it through your own profile but they remove it from the main thread so no one else can see it

Might be time to start going through and deleting a few threads I posted. Anyway mate to answer your question from earlier today about something funny going on, that’s what it is

Best to report to admin on that absolute grubby little fuckwit.
And yes I am experiencing that same thing.

 

[Xerof]

I got a Dreddbot today too. Fucked if I know who I abused about their appearance but whatever post it was must have been weeks ago

 

[Flexi]

If a deal has been done, than i would be expecting AVZ board would be utilising this waiting time to work on how the funds will be disbursed to AVZ shareholders expeditiously. Every thing should be sorted now and ready to go after the announcement.

 

[Spikerama]

Hang on I was just about to reply to that! FFS.

 

[Jongo]

If a deal is done >= $2 per share, Nigel needs to invite us all to a party.

 

[Frank]

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Congo eyes US minerals deal by end of June, FT reports​

May 25 (Reuters) - Officials from the Democratic Republic of Congo are optimistic they can reach a deal with Washington next month to secure U.S investment in critical minerals alongside support to end a Rwandan-backed rebellion in the country’s east, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.

Congolese minerals such as tungsten, tantalum and tin, which Kinshasa has long accused neighbouring Rwanda of illegally exploiting, could be exported legitimately to Rwanda for processing under the terms of a peace deal being negotiated by the U.S., Reuters reported last week.

An investment deal with the U.S. and separate peace deal with Rwanda were possible "by the end of June", the newspaper said, citing two people close to the negotiations. But potential stumbling blocks remain substantial, the FT said.

Congo's Mines Minister Kizito Pakabomba said an agreement with the U.S. would help "diversify our partnerships", reducing the country’s dependence on China for the exploitation of its vast mineral riches, the FT reported.

Kinshasa views the plundering of its mineral wealth as a key driver of the conflict between its forces and Rwanda-backed M23 rebels in eastern Congo that has intensified since January, accusing Kigali of smuggling tens of millions of dollars worth of minerals over the border each month to be sold from Rwanda.

Washington is pushing for a peace agreement between the two sides to be signed this summer, accompanied by minerals deals aimed at bringing billions of dollars of Western investment to the region, Massad Boulos, U.S. President Donald Trump's senior adviser for Africa, said earlier this month.

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[David Krappenschitz]

If a deal has been done, than i would be expecting AVZ board would be utilising this waiting time to work on how the funds will be disbursed to AVZ shareholders expeditiously. Every thing should be sorted now and ready to go after the announcement.

And in a way that allows SHs to get the CGT discount

 

[Spikerama]

Mind you they probably have a micro penis or a vagina with some signs of male genatalia like tiny balls and they've wanked red raw all day long.

Now you're just being mean to people with small genitalia who like to wank.

Very unkind.

 

[oxxa23]

You may have to find something else, little b**ch boy. I'm 8" and thick. Never been with a girl who said I was small IN MY LIFE

And you've likely had a couple of ribs removed...

 

[j.l]

If a deal is done >= $2 per share, Nigel needs to invite us all to a party.

And if it's <$2, we all invite Nigel to a 'party'?

 

[Javman]

From the crapa.​

AVZ moves step closer to great escape from the DRC​

Brad Thompson

The disputed AVZ Minerals lithium project in the DRC.


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Perth-based AVZ Minerals and the Democratic Republic of Congo have suspended their bitter legal battle over a giant lithium project as the US closes in on a critical minerals pact with the troubled African nation.
The US pushed AVZ and the DRC to find common ground as part of its desire for the lithium prize to end up in the hands of an American company – and not in the clutches of Chinese interests.
The suspension of legal hostilities takes AVZ a big step closer to having its permits over the southern portion of the Manono Project returned so it can be on-sold to California-based KoBold, a company whose backers include Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos.
AVZ and the DRC’s state-owned mining company hit pause on legal action in the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce until June 23 in a sign of goodwill, and will negotiate on the return of the Manono permit.
The prospect of a peace deal sometime in the next four weeks also suggests a timeline for a deal between AVZ and KoBold, who are in negotiations about the sale price.
The market valued AVZ as high as $4.6bn in 2022 amid a lithium boom and excitement around Manono that drew in more than 21,000 investors.
The company’s stocks tumbled and it was eventually de-listed and hit with disputed corruption allegations after losing control of the massive hard rock deposit that has been likened to the world-leading Greenbushes lithium mine in Western Australia.

The disputed AVZ Minerals lithium project in the DRC.
Investors now appear well on track to receive some return based on the thaw in relations between AVZ and DRC officials, and lobbying that garnered US support for Nigel Ferguson-led AVZ.
The Australian first reported in March that the Trump administration was poised to insist control of the southern part of Manono be handed back to AVZ, in a move that risked provoking a backlash from China.
The Trump administration and the DRC are now close to signing a critical minerals pact after DRC President Felix Tshisekedi sought US protection from Rwanda-backed M23 rebels that had overrun parts of his country.
The US State Department published a declaration of principles between DRC and Rwanda that provides a framework for peace, and AVZ and KoBold confirmed they were working a deal on Manono since The Australian’s exclusive report.
The United Nations estimates more than 71,000 people fleeing violence in the east of the DRC have crossed the border into Burundi since January.
The US wants AVZ and the DRC to drop any legal action before a sale, with the ceasefire in their arbitration case pointing to a breakthrough on that front. It appears Chinese mining heavyweight Zijin will be left alone to develop the northern half of Manono.
However, AVZ will have to talk with Chinese battery-maker CATL, which listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange last week, about the sale to KoBold. A CATL subsidiary owns part of AVZ and, through a deal revised in January, helped fund the legal fight with the DRC.
It was reported on March 30 that AVZ could on-sell the Manono project to KoBold for up to $US1.5bn.
However, the sale price remains unclear and complicated by geopolitics, further weakness in global lithium markets and the possibility the DRC could ignore any adverse ruling if the international arbitration case were to continue.

 

[Spikerama]

And if it's <$2, we all invite Nigel to a 'party'?

Yeah, a Pinata Party. Where he's the pinata.

 

[Spikerama]

If a deal is done >= $2 per share, Nigel needs to invite us all to a party.

Yeah, a Pinata Party. Where he's the pinata.

 

[Spikerama]

And if it's <$2, we all invite Nigel to a 'party'?

Yeah, a Pinata Party. Where he's the pinata.

 

[oxxa23]

Whether the ordinary shareholders vote or not is ultimately irrelevant. Nigel can’t make this decision alone. He needs the approval of the major shareholders, especially the Chinese, who hold the largest stake.

It may not be a decision... we may get compensated... we may choose to accept that compensation rather than fight in court...

There is nothing to suggest any shareholders at all will get a say... including the large shareholders and Chinese

 

[Misfits]

Announcement tomorrow

 

[Mr Clean]

From the crapa.​

AVZ moves step closer to great escape from the DRC​

Brad Thompson

The disputed AVZ Minerals lithium project in the DRC.


Gift this article0 Comments
42 minutes ago

Perth-based AVZ Minerals and the Democratic Republic of Congo have suspended their bitter legal battle over a giant lithium project as the US closes in on a critical minerals pact with the troubled African nation.
The US pushed AVZ and the DRC to find common ground as part of its desire for the lithium prize to end up in the hands of an American company – and not in the clutches of Chinese interests.
The suspension of legal hostilities takes AVZ a big step closer to having its permits over the southern portion of the Manono Project returned so it can be on-sold to California-based KoBold, a company whose backers include Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos.
AVZ and the DRC’s state-owned mining company hit pause on legal action in the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce until June 23 in a sign of goodwill, and will negotiate on the return of the Manono permit.
The prospect of a peace deal sometime in the next four weeks also suggests a timeline for a deal between AVZ and KoBold, who are in negotiations about the sale price.
The market valued AVZ as high as $4.6bn in 2022 amid a lithium boom and excitement around Manono that drew in more than 21,000 investors.
The company’s stocks tumbled and it was eventually de-listed and hit with disputed corruption allegations after losing control of the massive hard rock deposit that has been likened to the world-leading Greenbushes lithium mine in Western Australia.

The disputed AVZ Minerals lithium project in the DRC.
Investors now appear well on track to receive some return based on the thaw in relations between AVZ and DRC officials, and lobbying that garnered US support for Nigel Ferguson-led AVZ.
The Australian first reported in March that the Trump administration was poised to insist control of the southern part of Manono be handed back to AVZ, in a move that risked provoking a backlash from China.
The Trump administration and the DRC are now close to signing a critical minerals pact after DRC President Felix Tshisekedi sought US protection from Rwanda-backed M23 rebels that had overrun parts of his country.
The US State Department published a declaration of principles between DRC and Rwanda that provides a framework for peace, and AVZ and KoBold confirmed they were working a deal on Manono since The Australian’s exclusive report.
The United Nations estimates more than 71,000 people fleeing violence in the east of the DRC have crossed the border into Burundi since January.
The US wants AVZ and the DRC to drop any legal action before a sale, with the ceasefire in their arbitration case pointing to a breakthrough on that front. It appears Chinese mining heavyweight Zijin will be left alone to develop the northern half of Manono.
However, AVZ will have to talk with Chinese battery-maker CATL, which listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange last week, about the sale to KoBold. A CATL subsidiary owns part of AVZ and, through a deal revised in January, helped fund the legal fight with the DRC.
It was reported on March 30 that AVZ could on-sell the Manono project to KoBold for up to $US1.5bn.
However, the sale price remains unclear and complicated by geopolitics, further weakness in global lithium markets and the possibility the DRC could ignore any adverse ruling if the international arbitration case were to continue.

Surely it’s higher than the $1.5 billion US number the Australian put out on March 30. Can anyone speculate how they just simply came up with that number? A credible leak or a journalist guess?

You would hope Nigel has suspended arbitration with a much better deal locked in than 1.5 billion US. It’s merely 15% of the compensation / damages claim we we seeking in the courts

 

[Misfits]

Looks like there could be an announcement tomorrow

 

[Dave Evans]

** SPECULATION **

I have tried to stay healthily skeptical over the last few months as to not jump the gun but I had some pineapple juice this morning which caused an out of body experience so now I'm fully on the "deal is done" bandwagon

• Kobold & AVZ non binding letter to rapidly progress and agreement
• ICSID now pushed to the week after the peace deal
• Zijin (manono lithium) posting that mining development and operations to begin from July 1st.... 1 week after ICSID starts date
• To get a deal done this quickly, China will have to get some piece of the pie

I can't see how after the peace deal, there will be a separate deal for us, 1 week won't allow it and we'd have to push the ICSID out again. IMO it's packaged up with a big bow tie as part of the peace deal, giving Trump a free reign to announce to the world "we will develop the largest lithium mine in the world". If the DRC pull out now, it will look BAD for the US, so our ICSID case is also being used as leverage by the US IMO.

So long as we get a fair price (look at the 2 trillion dollar deals with the middle east recently, I think we will be paid fairly regardless of some news articles stating differently), everyone in this scenario is a winner. We all wanted to use ICSID as leverage and it seems like it worked.

Hats off to Trump, Marco Rubio, Boulos, the rest of the US and dare I say it... Congratulations to Nigel and the team. I think it's time to pay out this bet early because it's already done time to get the bubbly ready.

If I'm wrong, I shall be exiled by TSE in July

I agree with you @Scoota30 The deal’s been done, was months ago and no one else is, or was in the picture to take the deal away from KoBold.

The only thing I disagree with you about is I believe it’s low-ball offer around $0.66c not a fair price. It makes no difference what price people say on social media, whether its $12, $3.50, $2.50 a dollar or whatever, it’s not going to make any difference. The price and terms have already been agreed to and there’s no talking it up or down.

I’ve been here on TSE the whole time supporting Nigel and the BOD, fighting the corruption, and supporting the value of our project but there comes a time when you know nothing more you say is going to make any difference, you’re sick of being moderated and you know someone with 50million shares isn’t going to fight for value the same way as someone with only a few million shares.

In the end it’s no use even thinking I put more than double my own money in than what Nigel did, its not going make any difference to any agreement.

I don’t need to be wrong about my comments to put myself into exile. I’ve gotta put my focus on getting on with living life and I’m trying to start accepting getting ready to get screwed again,

At least I’m happy to exile myself after giving a last opinion.