Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
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Closer and closer ...
The US could not convince China to stop helping Russia
-China is the main supplier of machinery, microelectronics, nitrocellulose
-According to US Secretary of State Blinken, Russia is using Chinese products to build up its military industry
“Beijing will not be able to achieve improved relations with Europe by supporting the greatest threat to European security since the end of the Cold War,” Blinken said following talks with Xi Jinping
The United States is ready to take new measures and impose sanctions against China against the backdrop of the situation in Ukraine - Blinken said this after negotiations with Xi Jinping
"Dr Gavin Harper, Critical Materials Research Fellow at the University of Birmingham's Centre for Strategic Elements and Critical Materials"
We really are going to be extraordinarily unlucky not to make a mint here IMO ...
To-keep-up-with-china-on-critical-minerals
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/staggering-760k-jobs-at-risk-if-uk-fails-to-keep-up-with-china-on-critical-minerals/ar-AA1nEia6?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=U531&cvid=e165ccd0585841609639cf640ce7f2de&ei=51
Https://mwnation.com/use-mining-to-promote-economic-inclusion/
Worth a read. Keith Bowes of Lotus was there. SVML mention too.
Anyone seen anything about MKA attending or not?
Who's the face?
Musk?
Wouldn't surprise me.
Madinga's right to lament bureaucracy as the main hindrance to progress in the mining sector.
But sadly this conference has been largely hot air imo. No MDA and no MKA either.
https://times.mw/bank-chief-speaks-on-mining-bottlenecks/
Just watch
Goup
I'm interested in why you think so
Very interesting this one
Https://mwnation.com/chakwera-hopes-mining-will-end-forex-woes/
Interesting that they are to review existing MDAs also. Shows the importance of getting it right first time.
Full year results are due early May. I suspect there will be additional cotec partnership news in addition to project updates.
I wonder if they’ll try to put another 6.00 UT trade through today? :)
Suppose we are due news:-
Near term milestones for the recycling business include full commissioning of the recycling plant in the UK with initial commercial sales of NdFeB by HyProMag targeted for H2 2024, commissioning of the pilot scale (chemical route) recycling plant in UK to produce rare earth oxides and carbonates in H1 2024 and completion of the USA Feasibility Study in H2 2024. Initial production in the UK is targeted at 25-30tpa NdFeB with significant expansion potential.
11.54% up ?
Prestige, eh? Yeah...let's go with 'more prestige'.
I reiterate my opinion, which I first aired here some time ago now, that the people of Malawi will be better served with a relationship with the west, than with the alternative.
But I believe we can thank Obama for one particular piece of legislation (which we essentially copied, naturally) that has IMO almost certainly played a role in some of these more recent developments.
Hey ho. Good to see the SP looking less sickly, but still a long way from celebratory levels. GLA.
Looking forward to a TR1 from a face ;)
1.35m @ 6.95 reported from yesterday afternoon. Doesn't appear to be much stock @ 7.5 quoted 50k max
5.18%
Well what is noticeable is that the president met his Chinese counterpart on the sidelines at the last brics meeting. They regarded their relationship as that of brothers, partners and friends. As an emerging nation the Malawi president would probably see more prestige from Chinese investment than so called middlemen. Lth.
Yes it still looks like Malawi's politicians are trying to kill the mining sector goose before it lays its golden eggs. High taxes, and mining's expected to resolve the forex crisis too. There's also talk of adding value processing ore in country prior to export, which doesn't sit comfortably with Pulawy.
The sensible voices urging cutting bureaucracy and moving quickly are on the sidelines. Malunga and Standard Malawi Bank for example.
I've only seen Lindian and Globe attending this forum. No sign of SVML Lotus or MKA. For the companies that could currently deliver on Malawi's mining aspirations (and supposedly about to get their MDAs) not to attend this flagship event speaks volumes imo.
What will MKA's strategic review conclude? Tough it out for a bit (how long for though), or cut losses and sell up to refocus perhaps exclusively on recycling?
“Malawi Mining Investment Forum” seems to be a study in how to talk a lot without saying anything. Think I’ll go and watch some paint dry
Https://mwnation.com/malawi-dared-on-mining-potential/
At least they're talking about how important it is to get the MDAs done.
12.5m of those trades in the last week - 4.65% of the float.
TR1 ahoy.
I wonder .................
That’s not a small chunk, those two trades account for about 1% of the Mcap!