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10/10/23

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Originally posted by Superchicken: ↑

yesterday i voted YES with just under 500,000 shares in favour of scheme. Clear that a better future for my funds is to be with DVP management than current ESS management who won't ever get around to progressing PD or any other of the prospects (as evidenced by the long drawn out saga that is PIO / ESS). Sure, DVP may be getting ESS a little on the cheap side (though in this current market, you've gotta expect DVP to need some comfort factor) and probably only valued on PD with all the other prospects (many many lithium targets around PD) and JV's thrown in for free, but in the long run, now the way for ESS holders to get value from these is to hope that DVP can more effectively extract this value which seems far more likely than persisting with ESS management. Sentiment: "For".

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I voted Yes also - I have no faith in the ESS board now - though I am not all that interested in DVP.

Fortunately I sold out 2/3 of my ESS holding for 56/57c but held on to the remaining shares as at the time I thought there was some hope of an improved offer - unfortunately that was not meant to be and all we have at the moment is DVP which I expect to proceed.

i have a sell in at 49c - I'm not optimistic of a sale but if they go I will be content if not I'll most likely end up with DVP and re-evaluate though my intention at this stage would not to be a long term holder of DVP.

ESS Price at posting: 48.5¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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