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27/05/25
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Originally posted by Skar:
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An over the top offer... for the largest hardrock lithium source on the planet.... at current 800usd/t (for sc6) it works out around 250B AUD (+ the Tin/Tantalum) in the ground (and all the unexplored potential). The only reason we are not in production right now as the worlds largest producer is because of political maleficence (hence the 10B USD ICSID we just paused). We had all feasibility and approval work done, the only reason we could not execute is allegedly a lack of bribes (our directors can't engage in that). AVZ has around was 27-33Mt LCE or there abouts... what should its market cap be (in construction vs in production)? Also as to "nothing from our government", thats not how governments work... as much as we like calling out the DRC Government, our Government are also greedy pigs at the trough, just more westernised and opaque about it. No one is sizeably donating to their campaigns/party and lobbying them, so of course there is no action on it. At the end of the day every politician is covered in mud talking about how dirty the opposition is.
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250B AUD (+ the Tin/Tantalum) is the KEY if we are talking fair value, 20-30% of total value of an asset 50-60 billion is not that much. yes if there is no offer then we lose it all sure, but then no body gets anything either means FT is F'd DRC is not safe US doesnt get Li or its control there are always pro's and con's of every side. Also remember, if this is done fairly everyone is a winnerFelix saves his billions DRC/Rawanda Piece USA gets lithim control and long mine, China is out ICSD goes away, No potential delays in bringing this mine up AVZ shareholders get value (after a long wait)