AVZ Discussion 2022
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Winenut
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You can get a standard transfer form from the share registry (no issue transferring/buying/selling unlisted companies)
Fill it out (buyer and seller) sign it pay the money between the parties lodge the form the share registry will confirm the transaction when processed and both parties will get their new holding statements reflecting the transaction
There may be some minor fees from the registry to process the transfer
Done it a few times
Might need a little bit of legal shit on the side re money transfers and etc etc etc incase theres any fucked up shit with the share registry not being able to process the transaction but that probably depends on how much money you're talking about and how well you know/trust the transacting parties
You may need your SRN as the seller (as it's an Issuer Sponsored Share) and it can be handy if the buyer has one too but it is not required (won't have one if they've never owned AVZ shares anyway)
The form is only about two pages
I'll try and post one up
This is a link to automic https://www.automicgroup.com.au/investor-services/trading-off-market-transfers
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Jens, is that you?
Let's just refer to these two arseholes as Mr S and Mr X.
Mr X has 8M shares that Mr S would like to buy for a 50% premium on a recent offer.
Winenut
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One and a half cents?
Add both those values together and it's still less than what was stolen from us. Double it and I reckon our final damages claim may be around that value.
Personally I'm not particularly interested in anything that doesn't compensate every last legitimate shareholder for what we've been put through by these bastards. However I will pay attention to the board's recommendations when the time comes.
Hodlandwin69
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Dave Evans
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Going by @Winenut and my calculations you’re $120,000.00 investment should give you a return of $96million
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LINK: https://x.com/KiengeKki/status/2014304643380068536?s=20KIKI KIENGE
@KiengeKki
Translated from French
#Minning-RDC-USA Short-list of strategic mineral assets handed over by the DRC to the United States, the Manono #lithium crystallizes tensions. Kiki #Kienge In January 2026, when the DR Congo submits to the United States a short-list of strategic mining assets open to American investments under the Washington Agreement, the gesture is highly political. Officially, these are projects belonging to public companies and deemed available. Unofficially, the maneuver aims to rebalance a sector long dominated by Chinese groups. Among the proposed assets are projects for: - Copper and cobalt, with Gécamines; notably the #Mutoshi project, in Lualaba, the historic heart of the Congolese copper belt. (Project ex #Chemaf). - Manganese, gold and cassiterite, Kisenge manganese; in licenses located around #Kisenge. (Kisenge local portfolio). - Germanium, via industrial facilities linked to Gécamines, a discreet but crucial metal for semiconductors and fiber optics. (Gécamines via subsidiaries Société du Terril de Lubumbashi. Commercial/technical partnership with Umicore. - Coltan and tungsten, via Sakima, critical minerals for electronics and aeronautics. (Kivu/Rubaya and other areas). - Lithium, presented generically as "lithium licenses held by Cominière." (Cominière S.A. permits without further details). - Gold, with Sokimo's gold permits, 4 permits cited. But one site draws all the attention: Manono, in Tanganyika province. Manono hosts one of the world's largest hard-rock lithium deposits (spodumene). Long marginalized after the tin era, the site has regained strategic importance with the rise of electric batteries. Studies published by the Australian $AVZ Minerals highlight colossal resources, comparable to major Australian projects. Even if Manono does not appear explicitly in the list handed over to Washington by the Congolese authorities, the "lithium licenses" mentioned inevitably refer to this perimeter, as it dominates the Congolese lithium landscape, the south of Manono, a project undermined by legal disputes. It is in the southern part of the deposit that the difficulties begin.
@AvzMinerals accuses the Congolese state of having irregularly withdrawn and reassigned its rights, notably for free to the Chinese of ZIJIN the northern part of the deposit. AVZ has initiated international arbitration proceedings. In parallel, Kinshasa has sought new partners, notably American ones, like KoBold Metals, while maintaining relations with Chinese groups, including Zijin Mining. Result: an exceptional deposit, but persistent legal insecurity, with several actors claiming competing rights. A test for the Congolese mining strategy. For Washington, the interest is clear: securing lithium supplies outside of China. For Kinshasa, the stakes are more delicate; Manono symbolizes both the country's immense mining potential and its institutional fragilities. As long as the disputes around the south of Manono are not definitively resolved, Congolese lithium will remain a risky bet for the Americans and the DRC, despite geological riches that make the global industry dream.
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7:50 PM · Jan 22, 2026
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After this AVZ nightmare is over, I never want to see or hear that word ever again
Jacob Kiraz
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Dont hold your breath, it'll be dragged out to a point that people will just want something, Avz should of named a expected fifure then negiations begin, it then throws the low ball figures
Carlos Danger
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'Kobold is well aware of what we consider the project value to be'
- Nigel
There's a lot of arm chair valuation and negotiation experts floating about. For the most part management are playing it well. But these things take time and require absolute resolve in the legal process if we are to have any chance of getting fair value imo
My fruit salad is more plums than pineapples at the moment.
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