AVL news, page-1336

VSun Linkedin yesterday also reminded of the day the PM was strapped into an AVL reflector vest several weeks ago.

However the content of that post (see below) was applicable to the image, reminding us not only that  three months ago, last time he was in Perth, Anthony Albanese was ferried out to Wangara [ref] for photo ops at the VSun electrolyte facility, but that the $750million in Federal funding for Made in WA likely will impact VSun;
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/vsun...greenenergy-activity-7306213829686767616-5CUG


For a generally unknown ‘penny dreadful’ on the ASX (with more shares than oats in a barn full of sacks), this company seems to be swarming with high level politicians in recent times?

I remember,  in early February last year, when the two ‘battling’ vanadium neighbours were merged, one of the comments made was that TMT and AVL had been trundling round on the funding circuit for years - each looking for around $600m so as to build their adjoining mines and camps and processing plants.
But relevant financiers could not  remember which  company was which, or remember their names!

Now?
-Well the more times AVL and VSun get free PR via the shots of the Prime Minister wearing  AVL’s ‘colours’, the more tickled I am.

But it would be nice if the ‘song and dance’ hints actually led to some concrete facts rather than hints.

cheers